lisensioituneen

Lisensioituneen is a Finnish linguistic form meaning “of the licensed” or “the licensed,” and it functions as the genitive singular of the past passive participle lisensioitunut (licensed). The term is used in contexts where something has received a license or authorization from a licensing authority, and it typically appears in legal, regulatory, or formal prose.

The word arises from the verb lisensoida, meaning to license or authorize. In Finnish, participles can be inflected like adjectives, so lisensioitunut can take various case endings to modify a noun. Lisensioituneen, as the genitive singular, is used to indicate possession, association, or attribution relating to the licensed entity or item. For example, lisensioituneen ohjelmiston toiminta refers to the operation of the licensed software, and lisensioituneen toimijan velvollisuudet refers to the obligations of the licensed operator. The usage is common in sectors where official permission is a prerequisite for operation, such as software distribution, broadcasting, pharmaceuticals, construction, and professional services.

In practice, lisensioituneen appears primarily in formal or regulatory text. It helps designate that a subject, product, or activity holds a legal license, thus carrying implications for compliance, rights, and responsibilities associated with that licensure. The term is one example of how Finnish uses participial adjectives in ownership or status expressions.

See also lisensoida, lisensointi, lisenssiasiat.