numeroidut

Numeroidut is Finnish adjective meaning "numbered." It describes objects or items that have been assigned numbers for identification, organization, or reference. The form numeroidut is the plural; the corresponding singular is numeroitu.

In Finnish usage, numeroidut is common in technical, administrative, and academic contexts. It refers to lists, datasets, forms, or components that carry numeric identifiers. Examples include numeroidut rivit (numbered rows), numeroidut kohteet (numbered items), and numeroidut versiot (numbered versions). The term signals that numbers are the identifying mechanism rather than attributes like order or priority.

Etymology and morphology: numeroidut derives from the verb numeroida, to assign numbers. The root is numero-, related to the concept of numbering, and it forms participial adjectives with the suffix -tu and plural ending -t, resulting in numeroitu (singular) and numeroidut (plural). Finnish grammar uses numeroidut to modify plural nouns in the nominative and other cases, aligning with standard adjective agreement rules.

See also: numbering, enumeration, labeling, data organization.