vähenetetty

Vähenetty is a Finnish term that translates to "reduced" or "lessened" in English. The word is commonly used in everyday Finnish language to describe something that has been diminished in quantity, quality, or intensity. It can apply to a wide range of contexts, from financial matters to everyday experiences.

In financial contexts, *vähenetty* often refers to a reduced amount, such as a lower price, discount, or taxable income. For example, a product might be advertised as "vähenetty hintaan," meaning "reduced price." Similarly, in tax terminology, *vähenetty tulovero* refers to a reduced income tax liability, typically due to deductions or exemptions.

The term can also describe a decrease in other measurable aspects, such as *vähenetty määrä* (reduced quantity) or *vähenetty teho* (reduced power or performance). In everyday speech, it might be used to indicate a lessened emotional or physical state, such as *vähenetty stressi* (reduced stress) or *vähenetty kipu* (reduced pain).

The word is derived from the Finnish verb *vähetä*, which means "to decrease" or "to diminish." It follows standard Finnish grammatical rules, including conjugation for tense and agreement with nouns. For instance, in the past tense, it becomes *väheni*, and in the passive voice, it can be expressed as *väheneminen* (the act of diminishing).

While *vähenetty* is straightforward in meaning, its usage depends on context, much like its English equivalents. It is a versatile term that reflects the Finnish language’s precision in describing changes in quantity or intensity.