Elinnäytettäväks

Elinnäytettäväks is a Finnish word that translates to "to be demonstrated" or "to be made evident" in English. It is the third infinitive form of the verb elinnäyttää, which means to demonstrate, to show, or to make clear. This grammatical form is used in specific contexts to indicate a purpose or a condition related to demonstration or proof.

The elinnäytettäväks form often appears in sentences where something needs to be proven or shown to be true. For example, one might say that a theory needs "elin-näytettäväks," implying that the theory requires evidence or demonstration to be accepted. It can also be used when a specific action is intended to serve as proof for something.

The word is relatively uncommon in everyday spoken Finnish, but it can be found in more formal or academic writing, particularly in legal, scientific, or philosophical discussions where the concept of proof and evidence is central. Understanding this grammatical form is important for comprehending nuanced arguments and precise statements in Finnish.