tarkoitet
Tarkoitet is not a standard lemma in modern Finnish. It is generally considered a nonstandard, archaic, or typographical form related to the verb tarkoittaa, which means to mean or to intend. In contemporary Finnish, the principal forms used to express “to intend” or “to mean” are tarkoittaa (infinitive), tarkoittaa (present tense), and tarkoitettu (past passive participle) or tarkoitetaan/tarkoitettiin (present or past finite forms in passive voice). The form tarkoit- without the typical endings does not appear as a recognized finite form in standard language.
Etymology and related forms: The root tarkoit- is linked to tarkoitus (purpose, intent) and the verb tarkoittaa
Usage and notes: If tarkoitet appears in a text, it is typically a misspelling or OCR error
See also: tarkoitus, tarkoittaa, tarkoittaa, tarkoitettu, tarkoitetaan, tarkoitettiin.