toteuttaneet

Toteuttaneet is a Finnish participial form derived from the verb toteuttaa, meaning to implement or realize. It functions as a past active participle in the plural form and is commonly used to refer to people or groups that have carried out a given action. In English, it can be rendered as “the implementers” or “those who implemented.”

Grammatical notes: toteuttaneet is the plural form of the past active participle. It can be used attributively to modify a noun (for example, projektin toteuttaneet tahot – the parties that implemented the project) or, in predicative constructions within longer sentences. The form agrees in number with the head noun it describes and is typical in formal or technical writing.

Usage and context: toteuttaneet appears frequently in official reports, policy documents, academic articles, and news reporting when highlighting the actors who carried out a project, plan, or measure. It emphasizes the action of implementation and identifies the agents involved. In everyday language, more common or less formal alternatives might be used, but toteuttaneet remains clear and precise in formal contexts.

Example usages:

- Projektin toteuttaneet tahot antoivat lausunnon.

- Hanke on toteuttaneet yhteistyössä useat kumppanit.

- Tutkijat toteuttaneet kokeet ovat julkaisseet tulokset.

Etymology and related forms: toteuttaneet comes from toteuttaa with the past active participle ending -neet, indicating plural subjects. Related forms include toteuttaa (infinitive), toteuttanut (singular past active participle), and toteutettu (past passive participle).

See also: toteuttaa, toteuttaminen, toteutettu.