varmistetun

Var mistetun is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb varmistaa, meaning to ensure or verify. Var mistetun is the genitive singular form of the past passive participle varmistettu, which functions as an adjective describing something that has been verified or confirmed. In this form, it is typically used to link to a following noun in a genitive construction, for example varmistetun tiedon lähde (“the source of the verified information”) or varmistetun tiedon oikeellisuus (“the accuracy of the verified information”).

Linguistic usage and function

Var mistetun acts as a modifier that indicates an attribute about a noun that has undergone verification by an authority or process. It is common in formal or technical Finnish, including legal, compliance, and data governance contexts. The construction emphasizes that the referenced information, data, or identity has already passed verification steps. Because it is a genitive form, varmistetun is usually found in phrases where the main noun is in the genitive or a noun phrase is created, rather than as a standalone label.

Examples

- varmistetun tiedon luotettavuus (the reliability of the verified information)

- varmistetun identiteetin todentaminen (the authentication of the verified identity)

- varmistetun datan lähde (the source of the verified data)

Relation to related terms

Var mistetun is closely related to varmistettu (the adjective meaning “verified”) and the verb varmistaa. While varmistettu can directly modify a noun (varmistettu tieto), varmistetun is used when the noun is in a genitive construct, enabling possessive or relational meanings such as “of the verified data.”

See also

varmistaa, varmistettu, todentaminen, tietoturva, luotettavuus

Note: The term is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical entry, and its use depends on the surrounding noun and syntactic construction.