saavutetut

Saavutetut is a Finnish plural past participle adjective derived from the verb saavuttaa, meaning to achieve or attain. It describes things that have already been accomplished or reached and is used in noun phrases to indicate results, goals, rights, and similar outcomes.

In Finnish, the corresponding singular form is saavittu. The plural nominative form saavutetut is used with plural nouns, for example: saavutetut tulokset (the results achieved) or saavutetut tavoitteet (the goals that have been reached). It typically modifies a noun and agrees in number with it, and it can appear in predicative position after forms of olla (to be): Tulokset ovat saavutetut (The results have been achieved).

Etymology and form: saavuttaa is the verb; the past participle is formed with the suffix -ttu/-tty, and the plural is marked with -t to yield saavutetut. This construction conveys a completed state and a passive sense—something that has been brought about or realized.

Usage notes: saavutetut is used to emphasize that something has already been completed, as opposed to saavittavat or saavutettavat, which can describe future or potential states. saavutettavat means achievable or attainable, describing what could be accomplished rather than what has already been completed. The form saavutetut must agree with a plural noun; with a singular noun, use saavittu.

See also: saavutukset (achievements), saavutettavuus (accessibility), saavutettava (achievable).