sairastutti

sairastutti is a Finnish word that translates to "made sick" or "caused illness" in English. It is the past tense of the verb sairastuttaa, which means to make someone ill or to cause them to become sick. The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has negatively impacted someone's health, whether it be a physical ailment, a stressful situation, or even an environmental factor.

For instance, one might say that a particular food "sairastutti" them if it caused food poisoning. Similarly, a prolonged period of stress could be described as having "sairastutti" an individual, leading to mental or physical health issues. The word implies a passive reception of illness, where an external agent or condition is the cause of the sickness. It focuses on the outcome of being made unwell.

The usage of "sairastutti" is straightforward and commonly understood within the Finnish language. It is a functional term that directly conveys the idea of an illness being induced or inflicted upon someone. The past tense form indicates that the action of causing sickness has already occurred.