raportoiduilla

Raportoiduilla is a Finnish word that translates to "reported" in English. It is the plural past passive participle of the verb "raportoida," which means "to report." This form is used to describe something that has been reported or has had a report made about it. For example, "ongelmat raportoiduilla" would mean "the problems that were reported."

The word "raportoiduilla" can appear in various contexts, such as in news articles, official documents, or everyday conversations. It indicates that information has been conveyed or communicated, often in a formal or systematic way. The specific meaning can vary depending on the context, but it always implies that a report has been generated or received concerning a particular subject.

In a grammatical sense, "raportoiduilla" is a declinable form, meaning its ending can change depending on its function in a sentence. The "-illa" ending signifies the adessive case, which typically indicates "on" or "at," but in the context of a participle, it signifies "by" or "with" the reported entity. For instance, "asiantuntijoilla raportoiduilla tiedoilla" would translate to "with the information reported by the experts." Understanding the grammatical role of "raportoiduilla" is crucial for accurate comprehension of Finnish sentences.