This construction also occurs in Udmurt, Mari, Mordvinic (the "-mV" participle is absent), and Karelian. However, unlike Finnish, the construction is also used with intransitive sentences, characterized by the same -mV suffix on the verb, e.g. Udmurt "gyrem busy", "a ploughed field, a field that has been ploughed", "lyktem kišnomurt", "the arrived lady, the lady who has arrived". The "-mV" participle ending in Mari denotes a preterite passive meaning, e.g. in Eastern Mari "omtam počmo", "the door (has been) opened", "təj kaləkən mondəmo ulat", "you are forgotten by the people", and "memnan tolmo korno", "the road that we have come".