suuttanut

suuttunut is a Finnish word that translates to "angry" or "upset" in English. It is the past participle of the verb suuttua, which means to become angry. The word can be used to describe a person's emotional state or a situation that has caused displeasure.

When describing a person, suuttunut indicates a state of anger. For example, "Hän oli suuttunut" means "He/She was angry." This can be a temporary feeling or a more prolonged state of resentment. The intensity of the anger can vary, and context is important for understanding the degree of suuttunutness.

In a broader sense, suuttunut can also describe a situation or event that has caused annoyance or frustration. For instance, "Olen suuttunut poliitikoille" could mean "I am upset with the politicians." This usage reflects a feeling of being wronged or dissatisfied with actions taken by others.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation and literature in Finland. Its grammatical form can change depending on the case and number of the noun it modifies. For example, "suuttuneet ihmiset" means "angry people." The root of the word is believed to be related to the concept of 'heat' or 'burning,' suggesting an internal fiery emotion.