Ajettavaa

Ajettavaa is a Finnish word that functions as the partitive singular form of the adjective ajettava, which means “that can be driven” or “drivable.” The root verb is ajaa, meaning “to drive” or “to propel.” In Finnish, the -ttava suffix forms a participle meaning “able to be [verb]-ed,” and the corresponding partitive form ajettavaa is used when the referent is indefinite or part of a larger set.

In practice, ajettavaa is often used in technical or logistical contexts to refer to items or tasks related to driving, operation, or transport. For example, it can appear in noun phrases such as ajettavaa kalustoa (drivable equipment) or ajettavaa tavaraa (goods to be transported). The sense is determined by context, and ajettavaa does not strictly denote a single concrete object; it can denote a class of items to be moved or operated.

The word is common in inventories, maintenance instructions, road transport planning, and similar discourse, where the distinction between drivable and non-drivable items matters for planning or safety. Etymologically, ajettavaa is formed from ajaa plus the participial suffix -ttava and the partitive case, producing a form that marks indefiniteness or a quantity that is not fully specified.

See also: ajettava, ajaa, ajettava kalusto. Notes: Finnish grammar uses participial forms like ajettava to create adjectives that can function as nouns in their partitive form ajettavaa.