salatut
Salatut is a Finnish word, most commonly encountered as the plural form of the past participle salattu, meaning "hidden," "secret," or "encrypted." It derives from the verb salata ("to hide, to keep secret") and functions both as an adjective and as a nominalized form in everyday language. The standard Finnish pronunciation is approximately /ˈsɑlɑtut/.
In linguistic terms, salatut is used to describe things that are concealed or protected, from personal information
Beyond its literal meaning, salatut has cultural resonance in Finland as shorthand for popular media: the long-running
Grammatically, salatut is the nominative plural form; related forms include salattu (singular nominative), salatun (genitive), and