päätyneitä
Päätyneitä is a Finnish grammatical form used as the partitive plural of the past participle pikkä from the verb päästä? Wait. The correct base is from pään tytty? I need to fix this: The article should explain that päätyneitä is the partitive plural of the participle päätynyt, derived from the verb päättyä meaning to end or be finished. It describes nouns that have already ended or concluded, and it is common in written Finnish to describe completed items in a non-specific or indefinite sense.
Päätyneitä is the partitive plural form of the participle päätynyt, derived from the verb päättyä (to end,
The form is typically used to modify plural nouns in partitive case, signaling that the objects are
- päätyneitä projekteja (projects that have ended)
- päätyneitä sopimuksia (contracts that have been terminated)
In predicative use, Finnish often prefers forms like päättyneet, but päätyneitä appears when the noun is in
Päätyneitä follows the standard Finnish pattern for adjectival participles: it agrees in number (plural) and case