sisäänkirjautuneita

Sisäänkirjautuneita is a grammatical form in the Finnish language derived from the verb sisäänkirjautua, meaning "to log in" or "to sign in." The form appears as the partitive plural or accusative plural, translating approximately to "users who have logged in" or "those who signed in." It is commonly used in contexts involving computer systems, online services, and digital platforms to refer collectively to users who have established an authenticated session.

In practical use, sisäänkirjautuneita may appear in instructions, logs, or user interface messages that display lists or counts of active accounts. For example, a system administrator might review a report that states, "Vuoden ensimmäisenä neljänneksen sisäänkirjautuneita on 3 200," meaning that 3,200 users logged in during the first quarter of the year. The term can also serve in security documentation to describe the status of user sessions, such as noting that "Käyttöoikeutta poistetaan sisäänkirjautuneita 15 minuuttia ilman aktiivisuutta" (access privileges are revoked after 15 minutes of inactivity for logged‑in users).

Finnish grammar allows the form to indicate count or to express the idea of "there are logged-in users." While the word itself is not widely used outside of technical or digital contexts, it is understood by Finnish speakers familiar with ICT terminology. In translation to other languages, equivalents would be phrases like "logged‑in users," "logged‑in individuals," or "authenticated sessions," depending on whether the focus is on the users or the active login instances.