puhdistanut

Puhdistanut is the past active participle of the Finnish verb "puhdistaa," which means to clean, purify, or cleanse. As a participle, "puhdistanut" describes a subject that has performed the action of cleaning or purifying. It indicates a completed action from the perspective of the subject.

The word "puhdistanut" can be used in various contexts. For example, "Hän on puhdistanut huoneen" translates to "He/She has cleaned the room." In this instance, "puhdistanut" refers to the completed act of cleaning by the subject "hän." It can also be used in a more figurative sense, such as "Maa on puhdistanut itsensä" meaning "The land has cleansed itself," implying a natural process of purification.

Grammatically, "puhdistanut" is in the singular form and agrees in number with the subject. If the subject were plural, the participle would take a different form. The tense indicated is past, signifying an action that has already occurred and is now finished. The active voice of the participle emphasizes that the subject is the agent performing the cleaning or purification.