Kutsuvieraiden

Kutsuvieraiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun kutsuvieraat, meaning invited guests. It is used to indicate possession or relation to the invited guests, for example when describing something that belongs to them or pertains to them collectively.

In Finnish, the genitive plural is formed from the nominative plural by a vowel change and the addition of -en, so kutsuvieraat becomes kutsuvieraiden. The form appears in phrases such as kutsuvieraiden määrä (the number of invited guests), kutsuvieraiden tulo (the arrival of the invited guests), or kutsuvieraiden vastaanotto (the reception for the invited guests). This usage is common in formal writing, event planning, journalism, and everyday speech when specifying attributes related to the group of invited people.

Kutsuvieraiden is not a standalone noun with its own independent meaning; rather, it is a grammatical form that modifies another noun or forms a noun phrase in connection with invited guests. It often carries a sense of collective reference to the group rather than to individual members.

Related terms include kutsuvieras (singular: the invited guest) and kutsuvieraat (plural: invited guests). The word reflects Finnish noun formation patterns and illustrates how genitive forms function to express possession, association, or description within a sentence.