Avaamattomat

Avaamattomat is a Finnish adjective form meaning not opened or unopened. The plural form avaamattomat is used to describe multiple items that remain in their original, sealed condition. The corresponding singular form is avaamaton, as in avaamaton paketti (an unopened package). The term is common in everyday language, logistics, commerce, and storage, where an unopened state can indicate freshness, integrity, or eligibility for warranty or resale.

Usage and context: Avaamattomat typically appears in descriptions of products, shipments, or storage inventories. It is often found in catalogs, manifests, and packaging notes to distinguish unopened items from those that have been opened or used. The adjective agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case, so avaamattomat accompanies plural nouns such as paketit, laatikot, or tuotteet.

Grammatical notes: In Finnish, adjectives like avaamattomat decline to match the noun they describe. The particle form avattu means opened, while avaattava refers to something that is to be opened. Avaamattomat is therefore the negated, past-participle-like state corresponding to not having been opened.

Examples: "Tilaukset sisälsivät useita avaamattomia tuotteita." "Pakkaukset olivat avaamattomat ja valmiita toimitettavaksi." In context, these phrases convey that the items are still in their original, sealed condition.

See also: Avattu, Avattava, Avata.