lisäehdotettujen

Lisäehdotettujen is a Finnish inflected form used in formal language to refer to items or proposals that have been added to those already under consideration. It is the genitive plural form connected to the compound adjective lisäehdotettu, meaning “additional proposed.” The phrase is typically seen in documents, minutes, or reports when describing counts, lists, or groups of things that were proposed in addition to an initial set.

Etymology and structure: lisäehdotettu combines lisä- (“additional”) with ehdotettu (the past participle of ehdottaa, “to propose”). As an adjective describing a following noun, it takes inflections appropriate to the noun it modifies, with lisäehdotettujen appearing in genitive plural contexts such as lisäehdotettujen asioiden (of the additional proposed matters) or lisäehdotettujen ehdotusten (of the additional proposed proposals). The form thus signals that the referenced items belong to a supplementary subset of proposals.

Usage notes: In Finnish, compounds with lisä- are commonly written as one word, and lisäehdotettujen functions as an adjective in the genitive plural. It is most likely to appear in official or technical texts, where precise qualification of item groups is important. The term is not a standalone concept but a grammatical form used for describing a subset of proposals or matters.

See also: ehdottaa, ehdotus, lisä-, lisäehdotettu. References to Finnish grammar resources or Kotimaisten kielten keskuksen guidance on inflection can provide additional details on the exact case endings for related phrases.