integroidut

Integroidut is a Finnish adjective meaning "integrated." It is commonly used to describe things that have been combined into a cohesive whole, particularly in technology and engineering contexts. In everyday Finnish it appears in phrases like integroidut järjestelmät (integrated systems) and integroidut piirit (integrated circuits). The word can function as both attributive and predicative.

Etymology and grammar: The form derives from the noun integroatio or the stem integ- from the Latin root related to "integer" meaning whole. The participial form integroitu describes something that has been integrated, and integroidut is the plural form used to modify plural nouns.

Context and usage: In electronics, integroidut piirit refer to integrated circuits, microelectronic devices where multiple functions are embedded on a single semiconductor die. In software and systems engineering, integroidut järjestelmät or integroidut ratkaisut describe platforms that combine several components or services into a single usable system. In education, healthcare, and public policy, integroidut approaches describe strategies that integrate multiple disciplines, modalities, or stakeholders to improve coherence and efficiency.

See also: integraatio, integroidut piirit, integroidut järjestelmät.