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No. 318 in Finnish

kasvanut

"Grown" or "increased."

In a sentence

  • Hän on kasvanut paljon viimeisen vuoden aikana.

    He/She has grown a lot over the past year.

    Here, 'kasvanut' is the past participle form of 'kasvaa', indicating a completed action of growing, reflecting physical or metaphorical growth over time.

  • Kaupunki on kasvanut nopeasti viime vuosina.

    The city has grown rapidly in recent years.

    In this sentence, 'kasvanut' depicts the expansion or development of a city, emphasizing the growth of an entity or a concept.

  • Kasvanut metsä oli tiheä ja vehreä.

    The grown forest was dense and lush.

    Here, 'kasvanut' describes the attribute of the forest being fully developed; it serves as an adjective formed from a past participle.

  • Olen kasvanut paljon viime vuoden aikana.

    I have grown a lot over the past year.

    The word "kasvanut" here is the past participle of "kasvaa" (to grow) and highlights personal development or physical growth in the specified time frame.

  • Kasvanut puu on nyt jo todella suuri.

    The grown tree is now very large.

    In this sentence, "kasvanut" functions as an adjective derived from the verb "kasvaa," describing the tree as having undergone growth.

  • Hänen kasvanut kiinnostuksensa musiikkiin on ilahduttavaa.

    Her increasing interest in music is delightful.

    Here, "kasvanut" is used to describe an abstract concept (interest), indicating that it has grown or increased over time.

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