Lisensioituja

Lisensioituja is a Finnish adjective phrase meaning licensed or licensed ones. It is the plural partitive form of lisensioitu, itself a past participle derived from lisensoida, the verb meaning to license. The word is used to describe persons, organizations, or items that have obtained an authorization from a competent authority to engage in a regulated activity or to possess a rights-based entitlement.

In Finnish usage lisensioituja is commonly found in contexts where licensing is a prerequisite. Examples include lisensioituja ohjelmistoja (licensed software products), lisensioituja tiloja or lisensioituja toimijoita (licensed premises or licensed operators), and lisensioituja palveluja (licensed services). The term emphasizes that the subject has met the conditions of a license, rather than referring to a specific type of certification, and the exact requirements depend on the relevant law or regulation governing the activity.

Legal and regulatory significance varies by sector. Licenses are typically granted by a government or regulatory body and may involve compliance checks, fees, and periodic renewals. Because licensing schemes differ across industries, lisensioituja should be understood in context: it signals authorization status but does not by itself define the scope or robustness of the license.

See also lisenssi, lisensoida, lisensointi.