passiivimuotoiseltakin

Passiivimuotoiseltakin is a linguistic phenomenon found in Finnish, a Uralic language spoken in Finland. It is a verb form that indicates the passive voice, which is used to describe an action that is happening without specifying who or what is performing the action. The term "passiivimuotoiseltakin" is not a commonly used technical term in linguistics, but rather a descriptive phrase used to refer to the passive voice in Finnish.

In Finnish, the passive voice is formed using a set of verbal suffixes and also by using the passive voice marker "tai" or "kín" in the third person singular. When the passive voice is used, the focus is often shifted away from the doer of the action, and the phrase "passiivimuotoiseltakin" can be used to describe the way in which the sentence structure is altered to convey this shift in focus.

In addition to indicating the passive voice, the term "passiivimuotoiseltakin" can also refer to the use of a passive construction in a sentence. For example, in the sentence "Puhelimeen tuli kutonen", "puhelimeen" is a passive construction that indicates that something happened to the phone. In its most basic sense, "passiivimuotoiseltakin" can be thought of as a shorthand way to describe the way in which the passivity is expressed in Finnish.

It's worth noting that the term "passiivimuotoiseltakin" is fairly rare in usage within linguistics or language learning materials, and instead, more common terms such as the "passive voice" or "passiivimuoto" are used to describe this linguistic phenomenon. However, the term can still be a useful descriptive phrase when discussing the passive voice in Finnish.