raporttien

Raportti is a Finnish noun meaning a written account or record of information, findings, or results. Raporttien is the genitive plural form of raportti, meaning “of the reports” or “the reports’.” This form is used to indicate possession or association with multiple reports and occurs in a variety of contexts, from administrative to academic writing.

In Finnish, the genitive plural of raportti is formed by adding the ending -ien to the base, yielding raporttien. The word remains spelled with the double t due to the original stem rapor-tti- and the phonetic structure of Finnish. The nominative plural is raportit, and the genitive singular is raportin, while the genitive plural is raporttien. Distinctions among these forms are essential for correct agreement and meaning. For example, raporttien sisältö means “the content of the reports,” while raportin sisältö means “the content of the report.”

Common usages include phrases such as raporttien laatiminen (the preparation of the reports), raporttien yhteenveto (the summary of the reports), and raporttien mukaan (according to the reports). These forms are frequent in business, government, and research contexts, where discussions often refer to multiple reports and their findings.

Overall, raporttien functions as a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. It signals a relationship between a group of reports and another element—possession, attribution, or reference—within Finnish sentence structure. Understanding raporttien helps readers interpret statements about multiple documents and their contents.