uutisten

Uutiset is the Finnish term for news, referring to information about recent events presented by media outlets. The form uutisten is the genitive plural of uutiset and is used when indicating possession or association with the news in noun phrases, rather than as a standalone predicate. For example, uutisten otsikot means the headlines of the news.

In Finnish, the genitive plural ending -en marks possession or close connection between two nouns. Uutisten can appear in a variety of compound phrases, such as uutisten julkaiseminen (the publication of the news), uutisten kerääminen (the collection of news items), or uutisten toimittaminen (the handling or delivery of the news). The exact translation depends on the surrounding noun and the context.

Usage and examples: uutisten otsikot (the headlines of the news) is a common collocation, indicating the phrase’s subject. uutisten määrä (the amount/quantity of the news) is used when discussing how much news is available or produced. uutisten kokoaminen (the gathering/compilation of news items) appears in reporting or editorial planning. In media language, uutisten appears frequently as part of noun phrases that relate to journalism, broadcasting, and online newsrooms.

Notes: uutiset can also function as a mass noun meaning “the news” in general, while uutisten is specifically the genitive plural form used to link the news to other nouns. The singular form uutinen refers to a single news item, with genitive singular uutisen; the partitive form uutisia covers some or some of the news.