muuttuneiden

The Finnish word "muuttuneiden" is the genitive plural form of the past participle "muuttunut." This participle translates to "changed" or "transformed" in English. Therefore, "muuttuneiden" literally means "of the changed ones" or "belonging to the transformed ones."

In Finnish grammar, the genitive case often indicates possession or a relationship, while the plural form signifies more than one item or entity. Consequently, "muuttuneiden" would typically be used in a sentence where one is referring to something that belongs to or is associated with a group of entities that have undergone a change. For example, one might discuss "muuttuneiden olosuhteiden" (of the changed circumstances) or "muuttuneiden ihmisten" (of the changed people).

The specific meaning of "muuttuneiden" is highly dependent on the context in which it is used. It can refer to people who have physically or emotionally changed, objects that have been altered, or even abstract concepts like situations or environments that are no longer the same. The past participle "muuttunut" itself implies a transition from a previous state to a new one, and the genitive plural "muuttuneiden" extends this to multiple instances of such transitions within a collective.