Katselmusten

Katselmusten is a Finnish linguistic form derived from the noun katselmus, which denotes an inspection, survey, or examination. In standard usage, katselmus refers to a formal examination conducted by authorities, professionals, or researchers, and the word appears in contexts ranging from property inspections to safety audits and scientific fieldwork.

Katselmusten itself is not a separate technical term with an independent definition. It functions as a specific inflected form of katselmus and is used in sentences where the noun is connected to another element to express relations such as possession, scope, or association. Examples in practice include phrases like “katselmusten tulokset” (the results of the inspections) or “katselmusten perusteella” (based on the inspections).

In textual use, katselmusten often appears in formal documents, official reports, regulatory language, or administrative writing where it is necessary to refer to multiple inspections or to the outcomes and considerations arising from them. It is commonly encountered alongside related terms such as katselmus, tarkastus, valvonta, and tutkimus.

See also: katselmus, tarkastus, valvonta, tutkimus.