vakiinnutettuja

The Finnish word "vakiinnutettuja" is the plural partitive form of the past passive participle of the verb "vakiinnuttaa." This verb translates to "to establish," "to consolidate," "to stabilize," or "to make firm." Therefore, "vakiinnutettuja" can be understood as "established ones," "consolidated ones," or "stabilized ones," depending on the context.

In a legal or administrative context, "vakiinnutettuja" might refer to established rights or practices that have been formally recognized and are therefore difficult to change. For instance, it could describe long-standing traditions or legal precedents that have been solidified over time. In a more general sense, it could refer to things that have become firm or steady, such as established routines or settled situations.

The partitive case in Finnish is used to indicate a part of something or an incomplete action. When applied to "vakiinnutettuja," it suggests that some of these established or consolidated entities are being referred to, or that the process of establishing them is ongoing or viewed incompletely. The plural form indicates that there are multiple such entities.