valmiiden

Valmiiden is the genitive plural form of the Finnish adjective valmis, meaning ready or prepared. In Finnish grammar, adjectives decline to agree with the nouns they describe, so valmiit is the nominative plural form and valmiiden is used for the genitive plural. Valmiiden does not stand as an independent noun; it functions as an attributive form within noun phrases.

In practice, valmiiden appears in contexts where multiple items are described as ready and the phrase is part of a larger noun in the genitive or a possessive construction. It is common in fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and science, where phrases like valmiiden tavaroiden toimitus (the delivery of ready goods) or valmiiden näytteiden analyysi (the analysis of ready specimens) are used. The structure typically pairs valmiiden with a following noun in its genitive form or with a head noun governed by another case, producing expressions that specify what is ready.

Examples of usage include: valmiiden tavaroiden vastaanotto (the reception of ready goods), valmiiden rakennusosien tilaaminen (ordering of finished components), and valmiiden näytteiden toimitus (delivery of ready samples). Because valmiiden is an inflected form rather than a standalone term, it does not have a separate etymology beyond being derived from valmis and the standard Finnish plural genitive suffix -ien.

Valmiiden is thus a grammatical form used to describe multiple ready items within compound phrases, and its meaning is determined by the head noun it accompanies.