Realisoidut

Realisoidut is a Finnish adjective formed from the verb realisoida, meaning to realize, actualize or materialize. It describes things that have been realized or brought into existence, such as plans, goals or outcomes that have become a reality. The form realisoidut is used with plural nouns (for example, realisoidut tavoitteet or realisoidut tuotot).

Etymology and usage notes: Realisoida is a loanword commonly traced to international languages (such as English realize or Swedish realisera) and adapted into Finnish with the -oida suffix. The word realisoitu is the singular form, and realisoidut is the plural nominative form used when describing multiple realized items. Realisoidut can modify nouns directly in neutral, descriptive contexts across business, project management, science and journalism.

Common contexts: In business and project management, realisoidut tavoitteet refer to objectives that have been achieved; realisoidut tuotot denote realized returns or profits. In risk assessment, realisoidut riskit might be used to describe risks that materialized. In scientific reporting, researchers may speak of realisoidut havainnot as observations that were observed and confirmed. The term carries a practical emphasis on outcomes rather than potential or planned elements.

Related terms: The base verb realisoida and its participles (realisoitu, realisoitunut) form the core family. The concept is distinct from theoretical or potential aspects, focusing instead on what has actually occurred or been accomplished.

See also: realize, realisation, realisointi.