annotoitujen

Annotoitujen is a Finnish grammatical form used to describe something that has been annotated. It is the genitive plural of the past participle annotoitu, which comes from the verb annotoida “to annotate.” In Finnish, annotoitu functions as an adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies. Therefore annotoitujen appears in phrases where the object of annotation is referred to in a genitive plural relationship.

In practice, annotoitujen is used to indicate that multiple items have undergone annotation. Examples include phrases such as annotoitujen tietojen laatu (“the quality of the annotated data”) and annotoitujen kuvien kokoelma (“a collection of annotated images”). The form is typically found in academic, research, and data-science contexts where labeled data is discussed.

Grammatically, annotoitujen is just one inflection of the participle annotoitu. Related forms include annotoitu (the base past participle, used as an adjective in the singular and plural), annotoidun (genitive singular), annotoidut (nominative plural), and annotoituja (partitive plural). These forms allow the word to modify nouns across cases and numbers in Finnish sentences.

Usage notes: annotoitujen commonly appears in technical or methodological writing to describe datasets, texts, or media that have been annotated. As with other participial adjectives, it is most natural when it directly modifies a noun and its surrounding grammar makes the relationship explicit (for example, “the quality of the annotated data” or “the collection of annotated images”). See also annotoida (to annotate) and annotations as a broader concept.