saavutettuja

Saavutettuja is the plural partitive form of the past passive participle of the Finnish verb saavuttaa, meaning “attained” or “achieved.” It functions as an attributive adjective that describes a noun and is used when the noun is in partitive case or when the expression denotes an indefinite quantity or amount.

Common usage of saavutettuja appears in phrases referring to things that have been completed or realized. Examples include saavutettuja tuloksia (achieved results) and saavutettuja tavoitteita (achieved objectives). The form emphasizes that the described items have been brought into fruition, rather than simply existing or being planned. In sentences, saavutettuja can appear with various nouns, typically in a partitive construction such as “on saavutettuja tuloksia” or within a clause like “raportissa käsitellään saavutettuja tuloksia.”

Grammatical notes: saavuttettu is the base past passive participle. Its inflected forms change to match case and number of the noun it modifies. For example, saavutetut is the nominative plural, saavutettuja the partitive plural, and saavutettujen the genitive plural. Finnish participles behave like adjectives and therefore follow the same declension patterns as other attributive adjectives when describing nouns.

In summary, saavutettuja is a common, neutral-form expression used in Finnish to denote things that have been accomplished, typically appearing with nouns in partitive case to convey completed results or attained goals.