järjestetyillä

Järjestetyillä is a Finnish grammatical form, namely the plural adessive form of the past passive participle järjestetty, which comes from the verb järjestää (to organize). As a participial adjective, järjestetty describes something that has been arranged or organized. When used in the adessive case with a plural noun, it takes the form -illä and indicates location or context: for example, järjestetyillä paikoilla means “at the organized places,” and järjestetyillä listoilla means “on organized lists.”

Usage and function: järjestetyillä is used with plural nouns in the adessive to express that the noun is in the state of being organized and to specify where that state applies. It is common in formal or descriptive Finnish, such as reports, procedures, or event planning documentation. It is one form among several inflections of the participle järjestetty; it is not a separate lexical item.

contrasts and alternatives: when the organized items themselves are the subject, the nominative plural form järjestetyt is typically used (e.g., järjestetyt tilat = the organized spaces). The adessive form järjestetyillä emphasizes the location or context in which the organization state is relevant (e.g., “on organized spaces/areas”).

Etymology and morphology: stems from järjestää + participial suffix -tty, combined with the adessive plural suffix -llä/ -illä, yielding -illä in its plural adessive form.