Hallinnoimat

Hallinnoimat is a Finnish noun and participial form derived from the verb hallinnoida, meaning to administer or manage. It functions as a plural noun or as a participial adjective and refers to items, information, contracts or other entities that have been administered or are under administration by an organization or authority. In practice the phrase is used in administrative, legal and financial contexts to denote things that fall under management or oversight.

The form hallinnoimat is the nominative plural form of the participial noun derived from hallinnoida. Because it originates from a participle, hallinnoimat can describe or label concrete objects or abstract assets that have undergone administration. In other cases the form changes according to standard Finnish declension rules, so hallinnoimat may appear in different cases within sentences (for example as hallinnoimien or hallinnoimattomien in other contexts). The term is generally used for plural reference, contrasting with singular forms such as hallinnoima or hallinnoitu, which may describe a single administered item.

Usage and nuance: hallinnoimat is common in official documents, reports and summaries that deal with governance, asset management, data handling or contractual oversight. Examples include hallinnoimat tiedot (the data that have been administered), hallinnoimat varat (the assets under administration) and hallinnoimat sopimukset (the contracts that are administered). The word emphasizes oversight and management by an entity rather than intrinsic properties of the objects themselves.

See also hallinnointi (administration) and hallinta (control/management).