kokonaisuuksien

Kokonaisuuksien is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun kokonaisuus, which denotes a complete unit, a whole, a system, or a coherent set of elements. The form is used when referring to multiple such wholes or to what belongs to them.

The base word kokonaisuus carries several related senses depending on context. In everyday language it can mean a single, integrated entity, such as a roadmap or a collection that forms a complete picture. In academic, administrative, and educational contexts, kokonaisuus often describes a composite or holistic unit within a larger structure, such as a module within a curriculum or a subsystem within a project.

Grammatically, kokonaisuuksien represents the genitive plural, indicating possession or association with more than one kokonaisuus. In Finnish, genitive forms arise to show relationships like ownership, description, or part-whole connections, and the -ien ending is typical for many nouns of this kind.

Usage notes and examples:

- kokonaisuuksien hallinta refers to the management or control of the complete systems or wholes.

- oppimiskokonaisuuksien suunnittelu denotes the design of instructional learning modules.

- kokonaisuuksien analyysi can mean analysis of the wholes or integrated units within a given context.

See also: kokonaisuus, which is the base singular form, and related terms describing parts, modules, or systems within a larger whole.