verifioituihin

Verifioituihin is a Finnish grammatical form used as an adjective in its illative plural. It denotes items or information that have undergone verification. The form is derived from the past participle verifioitu (verified) and is used to describe data, sources, or documents that are considered verified. In practice it functions within noun phrases to indicate that the referenced material has been validated.

The word is formed by combining verifioitu with the illative plural ending -ihin, yielding verifioituihin. It typically accompanies plural illative nouns such as tietoihin, lähteisiin, or tiedoihin, for example verifioituihin tietoihin (into the verified information). The construction is common in formal, technical, and administrative Finnish, where precise qualification of sources and data is important.

Usage of verifioituihin occurs mainly in contexts that involve data handling, auditing, compliance, and reporting. It helps to specify that the information being discussed has passed a verification process. In many texts it appears in phrases like “raportti perustuu verifioituihin tietoihin” (the report is based on verified information) or “viittasimme verifioituihin tietoihin” (we referred to the verified information).

Etymology and grammar notes: the form arises from the verb verifioida and the participial adjective framework in Finnish. It is not a standalone lexical item but a grammatical form that must agree with the noun it modifies in number and illative case. In non-technical prose, speakers may opt for simpler expressions such as “vahvistetut tiedot” (validated data).

See also: Finnish grammar, participles, illative case, data verification.