Suoritteen

Suoritteen is the genitive singular form of the Finnish noun suorite. Suorite can refer to a completed action, an act of performing, or, in educational and professional contexts, a task or deliverable produced as a result of work. The word is derived from the verb suorittaa, meaning to perform or to complete. In grammar, suorite is a -te noun, and its genitive singular ends in -teen, yielding suoritteen. This form is used to indicate possession or association, for example kurssin suoritteiden arvo (the value of the course’s assignments) or suoritteen laatu (the quality of the completed work).

In educational contexts, suoritteet commonly denote assignments or submitted works that count toward assessment; instructors evaluate the suoritteet that students have produced. Outside education, suorite can refer to an output or artifact produced by a process or operation, such as a deliverable in a project or a produced piece of work in a technical or administrative setting. The term thus covers both the act of performing and the tangible result of that performance.

Related terms include suoritus, which emphasizes the act of performing or completing, and suorittaminen, the process of carrying out or finishing something. While closely related, suorite tends to highlight the produced work or deliverable, whereas suoritus centers on the execution itself. Suoritteen usage appears across educational, administrative, and technical texts to denote an item, output, or result tied to a completed activity.