pidennetyssä

The Finnish word "pidennetyssä" is the inessive plural form of the adjective "pidennetty." "Pidennetty" translates to "extended," "prolonged," or "lengthened" in English. Therefore, "pidennetyssä" essentially means "in the extended," "in the prolonged," or "in the lengthened" state, when referring to multiple instances or a plural subject.

The usage of "pidennetyssä" depends heavily on the context of the sentence. For example, it could refer to situations, periods of time, or objects that have been made longer or have lasted for a longer duration. If discussing multiple postponed events, one might say they are "pidennetyssä" (in the postponed state). Similarly, if describing several processes that have been drawn out, the word could be applied. It is a grammatical form indicating a location or state within a plural context, where that state is one of extension or prolongation. Understanding the root word "pidennetty" is key to grasping the meaning of "pidennetyssä."