sisältävien

Sisältävien is a form of Finnish grammar: it is the genitive plural of the present active participle sisältävä, derived from the verb sisältää, which means to contain or to include. As a participle, sisältävä functions like an adjective describing a noun, indicating that the noun contains something.

In use, sisältävien is typically part of a noun phrase where it modifies a plural noun in the genitive case. For example, in the phrase sisältävien aineiden pitoisuudet, it means “the concentrations of the substances contained.” The form signals a relationship of containment or inclusion and is common in technical, scientific, or product-labelling language where precise descriptions of composition are needed.

The participle is declined like an adjective, so its ending changes to match number and case of the noun it describes. The genitive plural ending, sisältävien, is used when the head noun is in a related genitive plural or when the entire phrase acts as a modifier within a larger construction. This construction allows speakers to compress information about what is contained within something into a single noun phrase.

Related terms include the base adjective muodosta, sisältyvä, and the noun sisältö, meaning content. While sisältävä and its forms are common in formal Finnish, they are less frequent in everyday casual speech, where simpler expressions such as “contained” or “that contain” might be used instead.

In summary, sisältävien is a grammatical tool for describing contents and inclusion, most often seen in technical or labeling contexts to express “of the substances contained.”