rahoitettuun

Rahoitettuun is a Finnish inflected form of the participle ra-hoi-tettu, meaning funded. It functions as an adjective and, in this specific form, represents the illative singular of the past passive participle ra-hoi-tettu. In practice, rahoitettuun appears when a noun it modifies is governed by the illative case, indicating direction toward something that has received funding. For example, ra-hoitettuun hankkeeseen translates roughly as “into the funded project.”

Form and usage details: The base is the past passive participle ra-hoi-tettu (funded). By adding the illative case suffix to this participle, the form becomes rahoitettuun, which then combines with a nucleus noun in illative, such as hankkeeseen (into the project) or tutkimukseen (into the research). The word therefore does not stand alone as a complete predicate; it modifies a head noun and reflects both tense (past) and a state (funded).

Common contexts: Rahoitettuun is frequently found in formal writing related to research funding, project proposals, or administrative descriptions where it is important to specify that the object has received funding. Examples include phrases like rahoitettuun hankkeeseen, rahoitettuun tutkimukseen, or rahoitettuun ohjelmaan, all indicating movement toward or involvement with a funded entity or phase.

Summary: Rahoitettuun is a standard Finnish grammatical form used to describe funding status within an illative phrase. It illustrates how Finnish participles function as adjectives and how case systems shape meaning in direction-focused expressions.