Toteutuneet

Toteutuneet is a Finnish adjective formed from the verb toteuttaa, meaning to realize, to carry out, or to implement. As a past participle, toteutuneet describes things that have already been carried out or realized. It is used to indicate that plans, projects, targets, or events have been completed or actualized, and it can function both attributively before a noun and predicatively after a linking verb.

In terms of morphology, toteutunut is the singular form (the realized), and toteutuneet is the plural form (the realized ones). The word is commonly used to refer to things such as plans, projects, or goals that have been brought to fruition. It contrasts with toteutuminen (the realization process), toteuttaa (to realize), and toteutua (to come into fruition or to materialize, often intransitively).

Common translations into English include realized, carried out, actualized, or completed. Typical collocations include toteutuneet suunnitelmat (realized plans), toteutetut projektit (carried-out projects), and toteutuneet tavoitteet (achieved targets). The term is prevalent in reporting, project management, and public discourse when summarizing results and outcomes.

Examples: Toteutuneet suunnitelmat osoittavat projektin onnistuneen. Tavoitteet, jotka ovat toteutuneet, paransivat asukkaiden elinolosuhteita. These usages illustrate how toteutuneet can describe concrete outcomes that have already been achieved.