Järjestelty

Järjestelty is a Finnish adjective meaning "systematized" or "organized according to a system." It describes something that has been put into a structured, methodical arrangement rather than merely tidy. The form is the past participle derived from the verb järjestellä, which means to organize or arrange.

Etymology and use: Järjestelty is formed by adding the suffix -ty to the verb järjestellä. In usage, it emphasizes that the arrangement follows a coherent system or method. It can describe documents, data, plans, or other items that have been arranged in a deliberate, systematic way. The term is common in academic, archival, and technical contexts where precision and repeatability are valued. It is related to, but distinct from,järjestetty, which more generally means “ordered” or “put in order.”

Contexts and examples: The word frequently appears in archives, databases, and project documentation. Example sentences include: Kuvat ovat järjestelty aiheittain, jotta ne on helpompi löytää. Tietokanta on järjestelty loogisesti käyttäjäystävälliseksi. Kokoelma on järjestelty kronologiseen järjestykseen.

Related terms: Järjestely (organization, arrangement) and järjestetty (ordered) are closely related. While järjestyksessäillinen merkitys voi joskus olla päällekkäinen, järjestelty painottaa systemaattista, rakennetta noudattavaa järjestämistapaa.