täytteineen

Täytteineen is a Finnish expression meaning “with fillings” or “stuffed.” It describes foods that include filling or are served with filling, and it is commonly used in menus, recipes, and product descriptions. The word is formed from täyte (filling) with the suffix -nne and the ending -en, a fixed postpositive modifier that signals accompaniment or inclusion of the described fillings.

In usage, täytteineen typically follows a head noun to specify the accompanying filling. Common examples include pulla täytteineen (a bun with filling), piirakka täytteineen (a pie with filling), or munkit täytteineen (donuts with filling). The construction can be combined with other accompanying elements, for example täytteineen ja kuorrutteineen (with fillings and frosting), to describe a product in a concise way.

Semantically, täytteineen emphasizes that the item is a stuffed or filled variant of the base product, rather than a plain form. It is closely related to täyte (filling) and the adjective täytteinen (filled, stuffed), with täytteineen functioning as a phrase that specifies what accompanies or is contained in the item.

See also: täyte, täytteinen. In Finnish culinary language, similar postpositive expressions are used to convey composition and presentation of foods, helping readers and listeners quickly understand what the product contains.