Versioituja

Versioituja is a Finnish plural form used to describe items that have undergone versioning. It stems from the verb versioida meaning to create or manage versions, and from the past passive participle versioitu meaning versioned. The -ja ending marks it as a plural attributive form, typically used with nouns in partitive to refer to multiple versioned items. In practice, versioituja are common in contexts where change histories are stored and consulted, such as software development, document management, and content publishing.

Usage and examples

Versioituja tiedostoja refers to files that have multiple revisions stored in a version control system. Versioituja sivuja can describe pages that have undergone updates and retain earlier versions. Versioituja artikkeleita may denote articles that exist in several published or draft versions. In Finnish, the concept is closely related to versiointi and version control (versiohallinta), which denote the processes and systems that manage and track changes over time.

Relation to related terms

While versioituja emphasizes that items are versioned, the noun forms versiointi (the act of versioning) and versiohallinta (version control) describe the broader workflow and mechanisms. In everyday Finnish, people may instead say versioidut tiedostot or versioitä tiedostoja, depending on dialect and style, but versioituja remains correct and widely understandable in formal contexts.

See also

Versiointi, versiohallinta, version control, tiedostohallinta.