Liberalisoituja

Liberalisoituja is a Finnish grammatical form, specifically the plural partitive of the past passive participle liberalisoitu, derived from the verb liberalisoida meaning to liberalize. As a participial adjective, liberalisoituja is used to describe plural nouns that have undergone liberalization or liberalizing reforms.

In usage, liberalisoituja typically precedes or accompanies a noun in the partitive case, indicating items or groups that have been liberalized. It is common in analytical or descriptive writing about politics, law, or social practices. Because Finnish uses participial adjectives to modify nouns, liberalisoituja conveys the sense of “liberalized [ones/things]” in contexts where the exact noun is in the partitive or understood from the sentence.

Examples:

- liberalisoituja lakeja (liberalized laws)

- liberalisoituja käytäntöjä (liberalized practices)

- liberalisoituja politiikkoja (liberalized politicians)

Notes:

- The form is a regular inflection pattern in Finnish for participial adjectives; its exact meaning depends on the noun it modifies.

- It does not designate a standalone concept but a grammatical form used to describe outcomes of liberalization in plural items.