Hallinnoitujen

Hallinnoitujen is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb hallinnoida, meaning to administer or manage. It is the genitive plural form of the passive past participle hallinnoitu. In Finnish, participles can function as adjectives or as parts of noun phrases, so hallinnoitujen is used to refer to a group of entities that have undergone administration by someone else. The term itself does not denote a separate concept; rather, it marks relation to administration within a larger expression.

Usage of hallinnoitujen appears primarily in formal, administrative, or legal texts. It is used in noun phrases to indicate that the head noun is under someone’s administration or authority. For example, hallinnoitujen tilojen hallinta would refer to the governance or administration of facilities that are under administration, and hallinnoitujen rahastojen varat would refer to the assets of funds that are administered. Because Finnish participles function as adjectives, hallinnoitujen conforms in number and case with the noun it modifies.

Etymology and grammar notes: hallinnoitujen comes from hallinnoida, with the past participle hallinnoitu and the genitive plural suffix -ujen. It is related to other forms such as hallinnoitu (administered) and hallinnoinnin (the act or process of administration). In practice, hallinnoitujen is most often encountered in written administrative language rather than everyday speech.

See also: hallinnoida, hallinnoitu, hallinnointi, hallinto.