hakutuloksen

Hakutuloksen is the genitive singular form of the Finnish noun hakutulos, meaning a single item returned by a search operation. Hakutulos refers to a result produced by a search, such as a page, document, or data record, in response to a query. The genitive form hakutuloksen is used to show possession, association, or a characteristic of that specific result, for example in phrases like hakutuloksen otsikko (the title of the search result), hakutuloksen kuvailu (the description of the search result), or hakutuloksen URL (the URL of the search result).

In practice, hakutuloksen is encountered in information retrieval, web search, and data systems that present users with a list of items in response to a query. The term is commonly used in Finnish documentation, user interfaces, and technical discussions about ranking, relevance, and metadata associated with individual results. Analysts may discuss how hakutuloksen sijoitus (the position of a specific result in the results list) or hakutuloksen näkyvyys (the visibility of the result) affects user behavior and click-through rates.

Although hakutulos is the base noun, hakutuloksen emphasizes a particular result or a feature belonging to a specific result. The concept is central to understanding search interfaces and the way information is organized and presented to users in Finnish-language contexts. See also hakutulokset, the plural form referring to multiple search results.