vähennettyinä

vähennettyinä is a Finnish grammatical form that functions as the partitive plural of the past participle *vähennetty*, which itself means "reduced" or "decreased". The word is derived from the verb *vähentää* (to reduce) and incorporates the participle suffix *-t* for the past participle, followed by the plural marker *-t* and the partitive ending *-nä*, creating the form *vähenettynä* for singular, *vähennettyinä* for plural. In Finnish syntax it often appears either as a participial phrase accompanying a noun, or as a noun phrase describing a group that has undergone reduction. For example, *vähennettyinä palkkioina* translates as "as reduced wages". The partitive case signals that the noun refers to an incomplete or unspecified quantity, which is common in expressions that describe partial reductions or thresholds.

The form is used predominantly in formal contexts such as legal texts, financial reports, and statistical analyses where precise quantification of reductions is necessary. Because it is a participial adjective, it agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case. Linguistic references in Finnish grammar treat *vähennettyinä* as an example of a complex past participle combined with a plural partitive ending, illustrating how Finnish handles synthetic forms that convey nuanced semantic information about state or change.