Kiinnitettävälle

Kiinnitettävälle is a Finnish word that translates to "to be fixed" or "to be attached" in English. It is the present passive participle form of the verb kiinnittää, which means "to fix," "to attach," or "to secure." This form is used to describe a state or condition in which something is fixed or attached.

In Finnish grammar, the present passive participle is used to form the passive voice and to express the state resulting from the action of the main verb. For example, in the sentence "Kirja on kiinnitettävälle," which translates to "The book is to be fixed," the word kiinnitettävälle indicates that the book is in a state where it needs to be fixed.

The word kiinnitettävälle can also be used in the context of legal or official documents, where it may refer to items that need to be attached or secured, such as signatures or seals. In such cases, the word emphasizes the requirement for these elements to be present or applied.

Understanding the usage of kiinnitettävälle requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, particularly the concept of the present passive participle and its role in forming the passive voice and expressing states resulting from actions.