Koottuja

Koottuja is a Finnish term used as an adjective or past participle meaning assembled or collected. It describes items that have been brought together or fabricated from components, rather than existing as separate, original units. The form koottuja is the plural partitive inflection of the past passive participle koottu.

Grammar and usage: koottu is the past passive participle of the verb koota. In Finnish, when used attributively before a plural noun, the participle takes the form koottuja, as in koottuja osia (assembled parts) or koottuja tuotteita (assembled products). It can also appear in phrases like koottuja kokoelmia to denote assembled collections. The form agrees with the noun in number and case; koottuja is plural and typically partitive.

Contexts: Koottuja appears in manufacturing, packaging, and retail to denote kits, bundles, or sets that have been assembled. It is also used in crafts or DIY contexts to describe component sets. In museums or archives, koottuja kokoelmia may describe curated or assembled collections. In everyday language, the term emphasizes that the items are not original or separate components, but have been put together to form a larger unit or set.

Examples: Koottuja osia tarvitaan kokoamisvaiheessa. Uudet koottuja tuotteita tarjotaan pakkauksissa. Koottuja kokoelmia esitellään näyttelyssä.