Solmittujen

Solmittujen is a Finnish grammatical form that functions as the genitive plural of the past passive participle solmittu, which comes from the verb solmia meaning to conclude or to enter into (an agreement). In Finnish, past passive participles can be used as adjectives, describing something that has been concluded. Solmittujen appears when the head noun is plural and in the genitive case, for example in phrases like solmittujen sopimusten ehtojen mukaan (according to the terms of the concluded contracts).

Etymology and usage: The word is derived from solmia, with the participial suffix -ttu forming solmittu, and solmittujen represents the genitive plural form of that participle adjective. It is commonly found in legal, administrative, and historical Finnish, where it helps refer to agreements, contracts, or obligations that have already been established.

Typical contexts: Solmittujen is used to modify plural nouns to indicate status or provenance of convergence or agreement. Examples include solmittujen sopimusten, solmittujen velvoitteiden, or solmittujen tapausten, all referring to items that have been concluded or entered into. The construction is a compact way to describe an established set of agreements or obligations without repeating the head noun.

Notes: Solmittujen is not a standalone noun; it is a form of solmittu used with a noun in phrases, and thus it appears mainly in contexts where agreement status is being described. It may occur in legal documents, policy texts, or historical accounts discussing treaties or contracts that have already been concluded.

See also: solmia, solmittu, sopimus.