Äänitettyjä

Äänitettyjä is a Finnish word that translates to "recorded" in English. It is the plural partitive form of the past participle of the verb "äänittää," which means "to record." This grammatical form is used to indicate that something has been recorded, and the action is indefinite or incomplete, or when referring to multiple recorded items in a context that requires the partitive case.

The term "äänitettyjä" can be applied to a wide range of recorded media, including audio recordings, video recordings, or any other form of data that has been captured and stored. For instance, one might refer to "äänitettyjä musiikkikappaleita" (recorded music pieces) or "äänitettyjä puheita" (recorded speeches). The context in which the word is used will determine the specific type of recording being referenced.

In technical contexts, "äänitettyjä" might appear in discussions about sound engineering, audio production, or digital archiving. It signifies that a particular sound or piece of information has undergone a process of being captured and preserved for later playback or analysis. The use of the partitive case suggests a focus on the existence of recorded items rather than a specific, completed act of recording.