hakujen

Hakujen is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun haku, a native word with several related senses. In everyday language, haku commonly means an act of searching or a query in a system or on the internet. It also refers to an invitation or call for applications, such as for grants, admissions, or procurement. Hakujen is used to indicate relation to multiple such searches or calls, for example hakujen määrä (the number of calls for applications), hakujen ehdot (the terms of the calls), or hakujen aikataulut (the schedules of the calls).

In grammar, haku is a native Finnish word; haut is the nominative plural, haun is the genitive singular, and hakujen is the genitive plural. This form is used to express possession or association with several hakus. For instance, hakujen ohjeistukset would refer to the guidance for multiple calls for applications, while hakujen historia could refer to the history of searches or calls over time.

Usage notes: In official Finnish, hakua or hakuja appear in forms like hakumenettely, rahoitushaku, or opiskelijahaku, depending on the compound construction. The plural genitive hakujen is common when discussing multiple processes or programs and their related documents or timelines.