noteerattujen
Noteerattujen is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the past participle noteerattu, meaning noted or recorded. It is the genitive plural form used in noun phrases to refer to a group of items or people that have been noted or recorded. As a form, noteerattujen functions within the head noun’s case and is not a standalone lexical item; its exact meaning depends on the noun it modifies.
In Finnish grammar, participles such as noteerattu can be used as adjectives and declined like other adjectives.
- Noteerattujen is common in formal or bureaucratic prose, archival records, inventories, or research reports.
- It usually co-occurs with a head noun in a genitive or possessive relation, for instance noteerattujen
- The term emphasizes the outcome of a noting process rather than the act itself.
- noteeraus, the act or result of noting/recording.
- noteerata, the verb meaning to note or record.
Noteerattujen, as a form, highlights how Finnish uses participles in attributive and substantive roles within noun