naarmuuntuneet

Naarmuuntuneet is a Finnish adjective meaning having become scratched or scratched and marred. It describes surfaces or objects that show signs of wear caused by scratching. The form is the plural past participle of the verb naarmuuntua, whose root means to become scratched. In usage, naarmuuntuneet can function both attributively before a noun (naarmuuntuneet pinnat) and predicatively with a copula (Pinnat ovat naarmuuntuneet).

Grammar and usage notes: As a participial adjective, naarmuuntuneet agrees with the noun in number and case. It is commonly used to denote cosmetic damage rather than structural failure. The term often appears in product descriptions, maintenance notes, and quality-control contexts, where scratches on surfaces such as metal, plastic, glass, or coatings are relevant.

Examples: Laitteen kansi on naarmuuntunut. Nämä naarmuuntuneet pinnat voivat kerätä likaa. Naarmuuntuneet reunat on tarkistettava ennen käyttöä. These examples illustrate typical contexts in which the term is used, from consumer electronics to industrial components.

Related forms: The singular form is naarmuuntunut, and the other morphological variants follow standard Finnish participial inflection patterns (e.g., naarmuuntuneita in partitive). The root verb is naarmuuntua, meaning to become scratched, with naarmuuntuminen as a noun form referring to the process or condition of becoming scratched.