hakijoidensa

The term "hakijoidensa" is Finnish and translates to "their applicants" or "their seekers." It is a plural possessive form of the word "hakija," which means applicant, candidate, or seeker. The "-nsa" suffix indicates third-person plural possession. Therefore, "hakijoidensa" refers to the applicants or seekers belonging to a group or entity previously mentioned or understood in context.

In practice, "hakijoidensa" would be used in sentences describing a situation where multiple individuals or entities have applied for something or are seeking something from a particular group. For example, it could appear in discussions about job recruitment, where a company might review "hakijoidensa" (their applicants) for open positions. Similarly, it could be used in the context of academic admissions, referring to "hakijoidensa" (their applicants) for a university program. The specific meaning of "hakijoidensa" is heavily dependent on the surrounding Finnish text, which would define who the "seekers" are and what they are seeking. The term itself is purely grammatical and descriptive, carrying no inherent qualitative judgment.