suurennetun

Suurennetun is a Finnish grammatical form, specifically the genitive singular of the past participle suurennettu, meaning enlarged or magnified. As a participial adjective, suurennetun is used to describe a noun and must agree with the noun in case and number. It is commonly found in phrases where the head noun is in the genitive case, such as in phrases referring to a thing that has been enlarged.

Etymology and morphology: the base verb is suurentaa, “to enlarge.” The past participle suurennettu is formed from this verb, and its genitive singular form is suurennetun. Finnish participles used as adjectives decline like adjectives, so other forms include the nominative singular suurennettu, the partitive singular suurennettua, and corresponding plural forms for other cases. The choice of form depends on the grammatical role of the modified noun in the sentence.

Usage and examples: suurennetun is most common in technical, scientific, and descriptive writing. It appears in phrases such as suurennetun kuvan laatu (the quality of the enlarged image) or suurennetun tekstin sisältö (the content of the enlarged text). It denotes that the object has been magnified or scaled up, rather than describing a general or inherent property.

See also: suurennus (enlargement or magnification), suurentaminen (the act of enlarging), image processing, microscopy, radiography. These terms are often discussed together in contexts involving enlarged visual representations or data.