Synkronoituja

Synkronoituja is Finnish the plural partitive form of the past passive participle synkronoitu, meaning “synchronized.” It is used as an adjective to describe multiple items that have been brought into time alignment or coordinated in time. In everyday Finnish, synkronoituja describes phenomena, signals, events, or data that have been aligned so that they occur or are processed simultaneously.

The word stems from the verb synkronoida (to synchronize), itself built from the prefix syn- (together) and the root kronos (time), ultimately derived from Greek. In technical and scientific contexts, synkronoituja commonly appears in phrases indicating that several elements share a common timestamp or timing reference, such as clocks, recordings, or streams of information.

Common contexts include computing, where systems handle synkronoituja data streams or synkronoituja tapahtumia, and media production, where synkronoituja äänitteitä and kuvia may be required for proper playback. The form synkronoituja is typically used with plural, indefinite nouns in partitive constructions, as in synkronoituja signaaleja, synkronoituja tallenteita, or synkronoituja tapahtumia.

Related terms are synkronoida (to synchronize) and synkronointi (synchronization). The concept is widely used across disciplines that require coordination of time, such as distributed computing, experimental measurements, and multimedia workflows. As a grammatical form, synkronoituja demonstrates Finnish noun-adjective interplay where a participle functions as an attributive modifier for plural, non-specific objects.