Konstruitaj

Konstruitaj is a term originating from the constructed language Esperanto. It is the plural past passive participle of the verb konstrui, which means "to build" or "to construct." Therefore, "konstruitaj" literally translates to "built" or "constructed" when referring to multiple items or things that have undergone the process of building.

In Esperanto grammar, participles function similarly to adjectives or parts of verbs, and their endings change to agree with the noun they modify in number and case. "Konstruitaj" specifically indicates that the subject being described is plural and has been acted upon by the verb "to build." For instance, one might say "la domoj estas konstruitaj" meaning "the houses are built."

The usage of "konstruitaj" is straightforward within the context of Esperanto's regular and logical grammatical structure. It allows for precise and efficient communication about objects that have been created or assembled. The term itself embodies the principles of Esperanto, aiming for clarity and ease of use in conveying meaning.