todettua
Todettua is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb todeta, meaning “to state” or “to declare.” It refers to the past passive participle todettu in its partitive singular form and is used to indicate information or statements that have already been stated or reported. In practice, todettua functions within noun phrases to convey indeterminately “that which has been stated.”
Usage of todettua occurs especially in formal or journalistic Finnish, where the focus is on attributed claims
Morphology and nuance: todeta yields todettu, and its partitive todettua is used when the information is treated
See also: Finnish grammar, participles, past passive participle todettu, verb todeta, attribution in Finnish.
Note: Todettua is a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item, and its exact usage can