varusteltua

Varusteltua is a Finnish adjective form meaning “equipped” or “outfitted.” It is the partitive singular form of varusteltu, the past participle of the verb varustella (to equip) or varustaa (to supply with gear). The word is used to describe objects that have been furnished with equipment or gear, such as vehicles, tools, or facilities.

In grammar, varusteltu is the base form; varusteltua appears when the modified noun is in the partitive case or when the sentence requires partitive aspect. It is commonly found in descriptions of inventory, procurement, and logistics. Examples include varusteltu auto (an outfitted car) and varusteltua kalustoa (equipment that has been outfitted).

Varusteltua is closely related to varuste (equipment), varustelu (outfitting), and varustaminen (to outfit). It can be used in both descriptive and technical contexts, from specifications to travel or project reports, always conveying the sense that equipment has been supplied or installed. The term does not by itself indicate the quality or extent of the equipment beyond the fact that outfitting has occurred.