Toimittamistaan

Toimittamistaan is a Finnish noun form related to the verb toimittaa, meaning to deliver or to supply. In Finnish, toimittaminen refers to the act of delivering or supplying, and toimittamistaan is used in a genitive construction to indicate that the deliveries or supplies were performed by someone. In practice it often translates to “their deliveries” or “that which they supplied” in English, and it is most common in formal, administrative, or legal contexts such as procurement, logistics, and reporting.

Etymology and usage: The word derives from toimittaminen (the act of delivering) and is employed with a possessive or in a genitive phrase to specify the actor responsible for the deliveries. Because it is a formal term, it appears frequently in contracts, invoices, government records, and other official documents where it is necessary to refer to the items or services provided by a party.

Examples:

- Toimittamistaan tavaroista on laadittu luettelo. (A list has been made of the goods delivered by them.)

- Toimittamistaan palveluista annettiin palautetta. (Feedback was given on the services they supplied.)

Relation to related terms: Toimittamistaan is connected to related concepts such as toimittaminen (the act of delivering), toimittaja (supplier), and toimitus (delivery or shipment). It often co-occurs with nouns in the genitive to specify the source of the deliveries.

See also: toimittaminen, toimittaja, toimitus, logistiikka.