Realisoituneisiin

Realisoituneisiin is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb realisoida, meaning to realize or actualize. It is the illative plural form of the past participle realisoitunut, used to refer to a group of things that have already been realized or actualized. Because it is a case form rather than a standalone lexical item, its meaning depends on the noun it modifies and the context in which it appears.

Morphology and usage are characteristic of Finnish grammar. The illative plural ending -isiin (often realized as -isiin or -ihin depending on vowel harmony and stem) marks movement or reference towards a set of realized objects or concepts. Realisoituneisiin can thus function as an attribute or as part of a broader predicate, indicating “to the realized ones” or “into the realized [things].” It is most common in written or formal Finnish, such as reports, analyses, or academic writing, where it helps specify a subset of items that have achieved realization.

Examples:

- Raportti keskittyy realisoituneisiin tavoitteisiin ja niiden vaikutuksiin.

- Hanke huomioi realisoituneisiin vaatimuksiin liittyvät riskit.

See also:

- Realisoida (to realize, to actualize)

- Realisoitua (to become realized)

Notes:

- Realisoituneisiin is a form of realisoitunut; it is not a separate concept, but a specific case form used to refer to realized items in plural illative context.