suorittettu

Suorittettu is a Finnish past passive participle of the verb suorittaa, meaning to perform, carry out, or complete. In usage, suorittettu describes something that has already been done, completed, or carried out, serving as an adjective or as part of a predicate in passive constructions.

In grammar, suorittettu functions as a participle that agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case. It is commonly used in formal or written Finnish to indicate completion. The phrase with the auxiliary verb olla (to be) is frequent, as in on suoritettu, meaning has been completed. For example, Tehtävä on suoritettu (The task has been completed), and Suoritettu tutkimus julkaistiin tänään (The completed study was published today).

Suorittettu can appear before a noun to form a compound adjective, such as suoritettu tehtävä (a completed task) or suoritettu koe (an completed exam). It can also occur in attributive position after a noun in possessive or plural forms, reflecting standard Finnish participial agreement. The opposite form is suoritettava, which means “to be performed” or “to be completed” and is used for tasks or processes that have not yet been carried out.

Related forms include suorittaminen (the act of performing or carrying out), suorituskokeet or other domain-specific phrases where “completion” or “execution” is the focal idea. Suorittaja (the person who performs or completes) is a related noun, though it denotes the agent rather than the event. In everyday Finnish, suoritetaan and suorittamaton are encountered in contexts describing status or obligation related to performing tasks.