Korvaamisten

Korvaamisten is the Finnish genitive plural of the noun korvaaminen, which means compensation, reimbursement, or substitution. In Finnish, korvaamisten is used to refer to multiple compensations or the concept of compensation in general and is common in formal or legal texts.

Etymology and grammar: Korvaaminen is formed from the verb korvata (to replace or compensate) with the nominalizing suffix -minen. The genitive plural suffix for this kind of deverbal noun is -isten, producing korvaamisten. This form appears in phrases such as korvaamisten määrä (the amount of compensations) and korvaamisten perusteet (the bases for compensations).

Contexts and usage: The term is used in law, public administration, insurance, and economics to discuss compensation schemes, payments, or the principle of compensating losses. It can refer to the set of payments due under a policy or to the concept of compensation as such.

Examples: A Finnish contract might specify korvaamisten perusteet, while a policy document might outline korvaamisten määrät. In scholarly writing, debates about the fairness and effectiveness of korvaamisten can arise.

See also: korvaaminen, korvaus, hyvitys, kompensaatio.