Aikatauluttavat

Aikatauluttavat is the third-person plural present tense form of the Finnish verb aikatauluttaa, meaning to schedule or to set a timetable for. The form is used when the subject is a plural noun or pronoun, indicating that they are scheduling or arranging timing for events, tasks, or resources. In a subordinate clause it can appear as part of expressions like että aikatauluttavat, meaning “that they schedule.”

Usage and contexts: Aikatauluttavat is common in contexts where organizations plan and coordinate timing. It frequently appears in transportation planning, where operators schedule departures and arrivals; in business and project management for calendar and resource planning; and in events and operations where shifts, meetings, or service windows are arranged. It can refer to both recurring schedules and one-off timetable decisions.

Morphology and related forms: The infinitive is aikatauluttaa, and the corresponding noun forms include aikataulutus (the act or process of scheduling) and aikatauluttaja (a person or system that schedules). The passive form is aikataulutetaan. The present participle forms include aikatauluttava, used for describing a scheduling action in a participial construction.

See also: aikataulutus, aikatauluttaja, aikataulu.

Overall, aikatauluttavat functions as a standard example of Finnish verb conjugation in the present tense, applied to plural subjects performing the action of scheduling.