Kalenterikohtaiset

Kalenterikohtaiset is a Finnish adjective used to describe items that are tied to specific calendar dates or periods. In practice, the term denotes calendar-bound characteristics or classifications, often appearing in contexts such as planning, scheduling, data categorization, and reporting.

The word is formed from kalenteri (calendar) and kohtainen (pertaining to, relative to). The suffix -kohtainen signals that the described item is related to a particular attribute or category. In use, kalenterikohtaiset modifies nouns and is typically written in plural when referring to multiple calendar-bound items.

Common examples include kalenterikohtaiset tapahtumat (events scheduled for fixed dates), kalenterikohtaiset muistutukset (date-based reminders), and kalenterikohtaiset raportit (reports generated for a given calendar period, such as a month or quarter). The term is often contrasted with concepts like recur­ring (toistuva) or general, non-date-bound descriptions.

In information systems and data management, kalenterikohtaiset helps distinguish data that depends on the calendar from other types of data. It may appear in user interfaces, data schemas, or documentation to label fields or records that are anchored to dates or calendar intervals.

See also: kalenteri, päivämäärä, tapahtuma, muistutus, aikataulu, säännöllinen. The term is primarily used in Finnish technical, organizational, and planning contexts to clarify calendar-specific relevance.