rahoitettuja

Rahoitettuja is a Finnish grammatical form meaning “funded” or “financed” and functions as a past passive participle used as an adjective. It is the plural partitive form of the participle raahoitettu? The correct base is ra hoitettu from the verb rahoittaa, which means to finance or fund. The form rahoitettuja is used when describing multiple items in the partitive case, for example when the noun being described is in partitive or indefinite quantity.

Grammatically, rahoitettuja contrasts with ra hoitetut, which is the nominative plural meaning “funded” in a definite, plural sense. The partitive plural form is common in Finnish when talking about an incomplete or indefinite subset of items, or when the sentence emphasizes the existence of some funded instances rather than all of them.

Usage notes:

- rahoitettuja projekteja means funded projects (referring to some or an unspecified number of projects that have received funding).

- rahoitettuja tutkimuksia means funded studies or research projects.

- For definite, whole-group reference you would typically use ra hoitetut projektit (funded projects).

Common contexts include research funding, government or EU grants, and public or private sponsorship announcements. The term appears frequently in academic reporting, media coverage of grants, and organizational funding summaries. It conveys that the described items have received financial support from an external source.

Etymology and related terms:

- rahoittaa: to finance or fund

- rahoitus: financing or funding

- rahoittaminen: funding activity

- rahoitettu: funded (singular or non-partitive form)

- rahoitetut: funded (nominative plural)