vakuutettuja

Vakuutettuja is Finnish for “insured persons” and refers to people who have an active insurance coverage under a contract. The term is formed from the adjective-noun vakuutettu and is used mainly in statistical, administrative, and legal texts to denote groups of individuals who are insured.

Linguistic note: vakuutettu can function as an adjective or as a noun. Its nominative plural form is vakuutetut, while the plural partitive form is vakuutettuja. The choice of form depends on the syntactic role in the sentence; vakuutettuja is typically used when the insured individuals are the object or part of a larger phrase describing a subset of people.

Usage and contexts: the word appears in discussions of health, life, property, and social insurance, and in official statistics about coverage levels. It helps distinguish insured individuals from those without coverage and is commonly found in reports from insurance companies, social security agencies, or public health authorities.

Related terms: vakuutus (insurance), vakuuttaminen (to insure or insurance process), vakuutusyhtiö (insurance company), sosiaalivakuutus (social insurance), sekä muut vakuutuksiin liittyvät käsitteet. The term vakuutettuja is a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept; its precise meaning depends on the surrounding context and the insurance frameworks being described.