tuottamana

Tuottamana is a Finnish language term used in some grammars to describe a particular participial form associated with the verb tuottaa, meaning to produce. In these descriptions, tuottamana is presented as a non-finite participial form that can function attributively as an adjective to indicate a state resulting from production, or predicatively in certain constructions. The form is not among the core participles taught in basic Finnish courses, and its appearance tends to be limited to more technical discussions of Finnish morphology, older grammars, or literary usage.

In modern standard Finnish, more common means of conveying the idea of something that has been produced are the past passive tuotettu or the adjectival tuottama; tuottamana appears mainly in specialized contexts where its nuance of state resulting from production is desired. Etymologically, the form is described as derived from the verb tuottaa, combined with typical participial derivation patterns used in Finnish to create adjectives from verbs. Usage notes emphasize that tuottamana is relatively rare and not universally recognized as a separate standard form across all grammar references. It is more likely to be encountered in academic discussions, descriptive texts, or in historical descriptions of Finnish morphology.

See also Finnish grammar, participles, tuottaa. This article aims to summarize the form in a neutral, concise manner without prescriptively prescribing everyday usage.