rahoitettu

Rahoitettu is Finnish an adjective formed as the past passive participle of the verb ra hoitaa, meaning to finance. It denotes that something has received funding or financial support. The term is used to describe the financing status of a project, study, program, or other entity, rather than the act of financing itself.

In usage, rahoitettu can function attributively or predicatively. For example, rahoitettu hanke means a funded project, and Hanke on rahoitettu means the project has been funded. The word agrees with the noun in number and case, with common forms such as rahoitetun hankkeen (genitive), rahoitetut hankkeet (plural), and rahoitettua hanketta (partitive).

Etymology and related terms: rahoitettu derives from the verb ra hoitaa and the noun rahoitus, meaning financing. Related terms include rahoittaja (funding provider) and rahoitus (financing). These terms are widely used in official documents, research reports, policy papers, and media to indicate whether funding has been secured.

Context and nuance: rahoitettu does not specify the source, amount, or terms of funding; it only states that funding has been obtained. It is common across sectors, including government, European Union programs, foundations, universities, and private entities. When describing the status of a project or program, rahoitettu is the standard concise descriptor.

See also: rahoitus, rahoittaja, rahoituslähteet, rahoitushanke.