Järjestetyistä

Järjestetyistä is the elative plural form of the Finnish past participle järjestetty, meaning “organized” or “arranged.” It functions as an adjective that modifies nouns in Finnish, indicating that the referenced items have already been organized. The ending -istä marks the elative plural, so järjestetyistä is used when the governing noun is plural and in the elative case.

Examples include järjestetyistä tapahtumista, meaning “from the organized events,” and järjestetyistä ohjelmista, meaning “from the organized programs.” These phrases commonly appear in reports, summaries, or narratives describing actions or objects that have been arranged by someone.

Etymology and grammar: The word derives from the verb järjestää “to organize” with the past participle suffix -tty, producing järjestetty “organized.” Inflection then applies Finnish case endings to agree with the noun. Järjestetyistä is thus one of several inflected forms of this participle, with -istä signaling the elative plural.

See also: järjestää; järjestys; järjestely; Finnish participles.