todetuista

Todetuista is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb todeta, meaning to state, declare, or ascertain. The past participle todettu means something that has been stated or established, and todetuista is the plural form used in noun phrases to refer to multiple items that have been so established. In everyday Finnish, todetuista appears primarily in written prose, journalism, academic writing, and legal or official contexts where it is natural to refer to things that have been verified or reported.

Grammatical role and usage

Todetuista functions as an attributive part of a noun phrase, indicating that the described items have undergone a process of stating or verification. It is typically followed by a noun in a case that expresses relationship to that set, such as asioista (about the matters), väitteistä (about the claims), or faktoista (about the facts). The form is not a standalone noun but a participial adjective used to qualify a plural noun.

Examples

- todetuista faktoista: about the established facts

- todetuista väitteistä: about the established claims

- todetuista tapauksista: about the established cases

Notes

Todetuista is a standard part of Finnish morphology and does not represent a separate concept or field; its precise meaning hinges on the accompanying noun and context. It is most common in formal or analytical text where emphasis is placed on information that has been verified or declared.

See also

todeta, todettu, fakta, väite, tapaus