Johtamien

Johtamien is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the genitive plural of the past passive participle johtama, which means "led" or "guided" and is derived from the verb johtaa, "to lead". In Finnish, participles can function as adjectives and, when declined, modify nouns in a dependent way. Johtamien is used to describe a group or set of entities that have been led by someone, and it appears in noun phrases where the head noun is plural and in the genitive case.

Common usage examples include phrases such as johtamien yritysten menestys ("the success of the companies that have been led") and johtamien projektien tulokset ("the results of the projects that have been led"). In these constructions, johtamien does not stand alone as a concept but serves as a grammatical determinant that links the described group to the main noun.

Relation to other terms: The related noun johtaminen refers to leadership or management as a field or activity, not to a group described by a participle. The form johtamien is distinct in its grammatical role; it is a plural genitive form of a participle and is not used to denote a separate discipline or theory.

Origin and morphology: johtama is the past passive participle of johtaa; adding the suffix -ien yields the genitive plural form johtamien when the participle acts as an adjective modifying a plural noun. This form is common in written Finnish, especially in formal or administrative contexts.