ylittäneitä

ylittäneitä is a Finnish word. It is the plural partitive case of the past active participle of the verb ylittää, which means "to cross," "to exceed," or "to overcome." Therefore, ylittäneitä literally translates to "those who have crossed," "those who have exceeded," or "those who have overcome."

The specific meaning of ylittäneitä depends heavily on the context in which it is used. If referring to people, it might describe individuals who have physically crossed a boundary, such as a river or a border. In a more abstract sense, it could refer to people who have surpassed expectations, overcome challenges, or exceeded a certain limit. For instance, in a discussion about academic achievement, ylittäneitä might refer to students who have achieved grades exceeding the average. In a sporting context, it could describe athletes who have broken records or surpassed their previous performances.

The word can also be used in reference to non-human subjects. For example, a sentence might discuss "liikennemääriä ylittäneitä ajoneuvoja," meaning "vehicles whose traffic volumes have exceeded [a certain threshold]." Similarly, it could refer to "tavoitteita ylittäneitä projekteja," meaning "projects that have exceeded their goals." The grammatical case, the partitive, often indicates a part or an unspecified quantity of the group being described.