organisoitujen

Organisoitujen is a Finnish inflected form derived from the verb organisoida (to organize). It is commonly understood as a genitive plural form used with a noun in genitive to indicate “the organized (ones)” or “of the organized.” The form reflects how Finnish participles and adjectives that derive from verbs are declined to match the case and number of the noun they modify.

In everyday Finnish, the core idea behind organisoitujen is the state or quality of being organized, rather than a specific action. It is often found in sociopolitical or organizational contexts, where speakers contrast organized groups or factions with unorganized ones. The word appears most often in noun phrases where a following noun is in genitive, such as describing the activities, goals, or structure of groups deemed organized.

Morphologically, organisoitujen is part of a family of related forms that derive from organisoida. Other related forms include organisoituneet (nominative plural, “the organized”) and organisoituneiden (genitive plural, “of the organized”). The exact form used depends on the grammatical role of the phrase within the sentence and on stylistic choices in Finnish prose.

See also

- organisoida

- organisaatio

- organisoituminen

- Finnish grammar

Note: Organisoitujen functions as a descriptive, attributive, or possessive element within noun phrases rather than as a standalone noun with a fixed meaning.