jännitettyjen

The term "jännitettyjen" is the genitive plural form of the Finnish adjective "jännitetty," which translates to "tense," "stressed," or "tensioned." In Finnish grammar, the genitive case often indicates possession or a relationship between nouns, and the plural form signifies that the adjective is modifying multiple items. Therefore, "jännitettyjen" would be used in a context where one is referring to the genitive plural of things that are tense, stressed, or tensioned.

For example, if discussing the "jännitettyjen lihasten" (of the tensed muscles), "jännitettyjen jousien" (of the tensioned springs), or the "jännitettyjen tilanteiden" (of the tense situations), the genitive plural "jännitettyjen" would be employed. Its usage is dictated by the grammatical rules of Finnish, specifically when describing a possessive or relational connection involving multiple entities exhibiting the state of being tense or tensioned. The specific meaning is entirely dependent on the noun it modifies.