planitaj

Planitaj is a word in Esperanto meaning “planned” or “that has been planned.” It is the plural past passive participle of the verb plani (to plan) and functions as an adjective that describes nouns. The singular form is planita and the plural form is planitaj. Planitaj is used to indicate that planning has already occurred for the described items.

Planitaj is commonly found in contexts such as projects, schedules, proposals, and official documents to specify the status of planning. Examples include la planita projekto, meaning “the planned project,” and la planitaj projektoj, meaning “the planned projects.” The adjective agrees with the noun in number, and in standard Esperanto its position typically precedes the noun, as in la planita projekto.

In everyday usage, planitaj conveys that the planning step is completed relative to the time being discussed. It is a regular, productive part of Esperanto grammar and does not have irregular inflections beyond standard pluralization. While not a noun itself, planitaj can be part of fuller phrases that articulate the scope and status of plans in formal writing and discourse. For further reference, see Esperanto grammar resources on participles and adjective-noun agreement.