myöntämiään

myöntämiään is a Finnish word that functions as a past active participle in the plural genitive case. It is derived from the verb "myöntää," which means to grant, admit, concede, or acknowledge. The suffix "-miään" indicates a past action performed by the subject of the sentence, and the plural genitive case suggests that the action was performed by multiple entities and that the word is possessive or related to something belonging to them.

Essentially, "myöntämiään" translates to "that which they/those (plural) had granted/admitted/conceded/acknowledged." It is used in a subordinate clause to refer back to a plural noun or pronoun, indicating something that has been granted or admitted by them. For example, in a sentence, it might describe the "rights granted by the citizens" or the "confessions admitted by the witnesses." The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which it appears, particularly the verb it modifies and the surrounding sentence structure.