järjestettyja

The Finnish word "järjestettyjä" is the plural form of the past passive participle of the verb "järjestää." "Järjestää" itself has several related meanings, most commonly translating to "to arrange," "to organize," or "to host." Therefore, "järjestettyjä" typically means "arranged," "organized," or "hosted" when referring to multiple items or events.

For instance, if one were discussing a series of events, "järjestettyjä tapahtumia" would translate to "organized events" or "hosted events." Similarly, if referring to items that have been put in order, "järjestettyjä esineitä" could mean "arranged objects" or "organized items." The context of the sentence is crucial for determining the precise nuance of the word. It implies that an action of arranging or organizing has been completed and applies to more than one subject.

The grammatical function of "järjestettyjä" is adjectival, describing nouns. Its declension depends on the grammatical case of the noun it modifies, but the base form presented here is the nominative plural. Understanding the root verb "järjestää" and its core meanings is key to grasping the usage of "järjestettyjä."