vaivautuneen
Vaivautuneen is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb vaivautua, meaning to trouble oneself or to be bothered. It is the genitive singular form of the past participle vaivautunut, which functions as an adjective describing someone who has been inconvenienced or distressed by something. In practice, vaivautuneen occurs in noun phrases in which the participle describes or modifies another noun, for example vaivautuneen henkilön mielipide (the opinion of the person who has been bothered) or vaivautuneen näköinen ilme (a bothered-looking expression). It is not typically used as an independent lexeme; rather, it is a grammatical form of the participle.
Usage notes: vaivautuneen appears mainly in formal or written Finnish when the participle is used attributively
Etymology and forms: vaivautua is built from vaiva (burden, trouble) plus the reflexive/automatized suffix -utua. The
See also: vaivautua, vaivautunut, Finnish participles, Finnish grammar.