Toimitettuihin

Toimitettuihin is a Finnish inflected form derived from the past passive participle toimitettu, meaning delivered. It functions as an adjective-like form and is used to refer to multiple items or groups that have undergone delivery, typically in contexts relating to logistics, procurement, and shipping. The form is the illative plural of toimitettu, and it is attached to a dependent noun in the illative case, for example to express movement toward the items or to indicate the destinations associated with the delivered items.

Morphology and usage details are typical of Finnish participial adjectives in the -ttu/-tty family. The root toimitettu carries the meaning “delivered,” and the illative plural suffix -iin (resulting in -ttuihin after stem changes) links it to a plural noun in the illative case. In practice, toimitettuihin modifies nouns such as tavaroihin (goods), osoitteisiin (addresses), or tilauksiin (orders) to express phrases like delivered goods into/for the destinations or targets of delivery.

Common contexts for toimitettuihin include official or technical writing, inventories, and contract language where the status of items or destinations is being described. It does not stand as an independent noun; rather, it functions as a descriptor formed from a verb-derived participle.

Related forms include other illative plural participial adjectives such as toimitettuihin vs. toimitettuihin sekä yksikkö- ja monikkomuotoja, which reflect standard Finnish participial inflection rules. The term is lowercase and used within sentences rather than as a standalone entry.