suorittamatta

Suorittamatta is a Finnish word that translates to "unfinished," "incomplete," or "not done" in English. It is a past participle of the verb "suorittaa," which means "to perform," "to execute," or "to complete." The word "suorittamatta" is typically used to describe tasks, actions, or processes that have not been brought to completion.

The term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, a project that has not been finished can be described as "kesken" or "suorittamatta." Similarly, an exam that has not been taken or passed might be referred to as "suorittamatta." It can also describe a payment that has not been made or an obligation that has not been fulfilled.

In legal or administrative contexts, "suorittamatta" might indicate a pending action or an outstanding duty. For example, a tax payment that is due but not yet paid is "suorittamatta." In everyday conversation, it might refer to simple chores or personal goals that are yet to be achieved. The word emphasizes the state of being incomplete rather than the reason for the incompletion. It is a common and versatile term in the Finnish language, highlighting the absence of completion for a given activity or responsibility.