hakemattomista

Hakemattomista is a Finnish grammatical form used in administrative and statistical language to refer to items or people for whom an application has not been submitted. It is the elative plural form of the adjective hakematon, meaning “not submitted” or “unapplied.” The word thus conveys the idea of movement or reference from a set of things that have not been applied for.

Use and contexts

In practice, hakemattomista appears mainly in policy and statistical contexts. It is typically part of a larger noun phrase rather than a standalone noun. For example, a report might discuss “hakemattomien hakemusten määrä” (the number of unsubmitted applications) or “hakemattomista hakemuksista johtuvat tilastolliset poikkeamat” (statistical deviations arising from unsubmitted applications). The term helps distinguish between those who have applied and those who have not, which can be relevant for assessing program uptake, eligibility, or need.

Linguistic notes

Hakemattomista is formed from hakematon (not submitted) with the elative plural suffix -ista/-istä. As an adjective in the elative plural, it typically modifies a noun in a compound expression, and is rarely used as a stand-alone noun.

See also

- Hakemus (application)

- Hakeminen (to apply)

- Hakemukset (applications)

The term thus functions as a specialized, formal descriptor within Finnish administrative and statistical discourse, signaling the subset of potential participants or requests that were not submitted.