Konjugoitujen

Konjugoitujen is a Finnish grammar form derived from the verb konjugoida, meaning to conjugate. It functions as a participial adjective and, in particular, is the genitive plural form of the past passive participle konjugoitettu. In practice, konjugoitujen is used to describe a group of items that have undergone conjugation and to connect that group with another noun in possession or relation.

In usage, konjugoitujen typically appears in noun phrases where the participle modifies a plural noun in the genitive or possessive sense. For example, phrases such as konjugoitujen verbien taivutus or konjugoitujen verbien taivutussäännöt refer to the conjugation or the inflection rules of verbs that have been conjugated. Finnish grammar allows participles to function as adjectives and to take case endings that align with the noun they describe, so konjugoitujen fits within a broader system of adjectival participles.

Notes on form and variation: Finnish participles have several related forms, and the exact ending can vary with case and number. While konjugoitujen is commonly encountered as the genitive plural form in many contexts, writers may also use related forms such as konjugoitettujen in other grammatical constructions. Understanding konjugoitujen involves recognizing its origin from konjugoida and its role as a descriptive, grammatical marker rather than a standalone lexical item.

See also: konjugointi, konjugoida, Finnish participles.