Past participles Finnish verb conjugation
1 past participles
1.1 active
1.2 agentive
1.3 passive
1.3.1 derived passive forms
past participles
active
the active past participle formed adding -nut/nyt short stem, omitting epenthetic vowel. verbs of type iii (ending in -lla/llä, -rra/rrä, , -sta/stä) assimilate n of ending:
tullut = (one has) come ;
purrut = (one has) bitten ;
pessyt = (one has) washed .
the stem of active past participle, other cases except nominative singular, ends in -nee-, may likewise assimilated. see tables of conjugation.
agentive
see agentive participle above.
passive
the passive past participle has ending -tu/ty or -ttu/tty soft grade of stem. verb of type i, final -a/ä- of stem replaced -e- passive past participle:
antaa = give ; annettu = (that has been) given .
the passive past participle subject consonant gradation:
tt → t;
and verbs of type iii:
lt → ll,
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nt → nn,
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rt → rr,
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st → st.
annettu = (that has been) given; annetut = (that have been) given , (pl.);
purtu (one has been) bitten , graded purru-, e.g. purrun of has been bitten .
pesty = (that has been) washed , unchanged in soft grade, e.g. pestyt hiukset = hair has been washed (pl. of hius, single hair ).
derived passive forms
al other passive forms of verb may regularly derived passive past participle replacing final -u/y following endings:
in hard grade:
-iin : passive imperfect; annettiin given
-ava :: passive present participle; annettava (to be) given
-aisiin/äisiin : passive conditional; annettaisiin given
-aisi/äisi : passive conditional connegative negative verb ei; ei annettaisi not given
-aneen/äneen : passive potential; annettaneen might given
-ane/äne : passive potential connegative; ei annettane might not given
-akoon/äköön , -akaan/äkään : passive imperative; annettakoon shall given
-ako/äkö : passive imperative connegative; ei annettako shall not given
in soft grade:
-aan/ään : passive present indicative; annetaan given
-a/ä : passive present indicative connegative negative verb ei; ei anneta not given
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