inaktivoitujen

Inaktivoitujen is a Finnish grammatical form used as the genitive plural of the past passive participle inaktivoitu, derived from the verb inaktivoida, meaning to deactivate or render inactive. It functions as a modifier or a noun phrase referring to a group of entities that have been deactivated. The corresponding nominative plural is inaktivoituneet, meaning “the deactivated ones,” while inaktivoitujen is used to connect to another noun in possessive or descriptive phrases, as in inaktivoitujen käyttäjien määrä (the number of deactivated users).

The term is common in contexts such as information technology, account management, and digital platform moderation, where administrators monitor and report on deactivated accounts or devices. It can modify both people and objects, for example: inaktivoitujen käyttäjien tilit (the accounts of the deactivated users) or inaktivoitujen laitteiden lista (the list of deactivated devices). The usage emphasizes status rather than ongoing activity.

Etymology and related forms: inaktivoitujen is formed from the verb inaktivoida with the standard past passive participle suffix, and then inflected to the genitive plural. Related forms include inaktivoitu (deactivated, singular) and inaktivoituneet (the deactivated ones, nominative plural). The term is part of a broader vocabulary in Finnish that describes states of activation and deactivation, such as inaktivointi (inactivation) and aktivoitu (activated).

In summary, inaktivoitujen denotes the group of entities that have been deactivated, typically used in formal or administrative descriptions of status within IT, security, and organizational contexts.