järjestettyä

Järjestettyä is a Finnish linguistic form: it is the partitive singular form of the past passive participle järjestetty, which comes from the verb järjestää meaning to organize or arrange. In Finnish, participles can function as adjectives describing a noun, and they decline like other adjectives. When the phrase requires the partitive case—often with negation or indefinite quantity—the form järjestettyä is used.

Usage and meaning: Järjestettyä describes something that has already been organized or arranged. It is typically used to modify a noun in a non-definite sense or in constructions where the partitive case is required. The word can act as an attribute within a noun phrase or, in some contexts, as a nominalized element expressing “organized matter” or “organized data” in general terms. The corresponding plural form is järjestettyjä, used in phrases like järjestettyjä ohjelmia or järjestettyä aineistoa in plural or with different syntactic roles.

Relation to other forms: Järjestetty is the past passive participle of järjestää. As a full adjective it can appear in forms such as järjestetty ohjelma (an organized program) in nominative singular. When the speaker wants to emphasize indefiniteness or negation, the partitive form järjestettyä is used, similarly to other adjectives in partitive singular.

Examples (illustrative): Tarvitsemme järjestettyä aineistoa. (We need organized data.) Järjestettyä ohjelmaa ei ole ollut saatavilla. (There has not been organized program available.) These illustrate the role of the partitive form in expressing non-definite quantity or negation.

See also: järjestää, järjestely, järjestettyä dataa (usage notes).