Järjestäjien

Järjestäjien is the Finnish genitive plural form of järjestäjä, meaning "organizer" or "promoter." It is used to indicate possession or association by multiple organizers, comparable to the English construction "the organizers'." The word derives from the verb järjestää ("to arrange, to organize") combined with the agentive suffix -jä.

In grammatical terms, järjestäjien marks the genitive case for plural nouns and appears in contexts where ownership, responsibility or attribution is expressed: for example, järjestäjien vastuu ("the organizers' responsibility") or järjestäjien tiedote ("the organizers' bulletin"). It commonly occurs in event announcements, legal documents, media reports and collaborative project descriptions to attribute decisions, statements or obligations to the collective group that organized an activity.

The form contrasts with järjestäjät (nominative plural, "organizers") and järjestäjän (singular genitive, "organizer's"), among other case and number variants used in Finnish declension. Usage follows standard Finnish case morphology and consonant/vowel harmony patterns. As a lexical item, järjestäjien functions syntactically as a determiner or modifier when linked to a noun, and semantically it locates agency and responsibility in the plural organizers rather than an individual.