Korjaaviin

Korjaaviin is a Finnish grammatical form that may appear in written language. It is the illative plural form of the adjective korjaava, which comes from the verb korjata (to repair). In Finnish, illative denotes motion into or toward something, and the plural illative is used when the noun it modifies is plural. Therefore korjaaviin occurs in phrases where a plural noun in illative case is modified by this adjective. In technical or maintenance-related text, one might encounter phrases such as korjaaviin osiin, indicating movement into parts connected with repair activities or, more broadly, into repair-related components.

The form is primarily of interest to students of Finnish grammar and to writers dealing with maintenance or repair workflows. It is not a common standalone lexical item; rather, it is a grammatical inflection of korjaava. In everyday language, related meanings are often expressed with other constructions, such as korjattavissa (able to be repaired) or korjaava toiminta (repairing function), depending on the intended sense.

Etymology: korjaaviin is built from the stem korjaava plus the illative plural ending -iin. Morphologically, it demonstrates how Finnish adjectives align with nouns in case and number, including when the noun is plural and the case is illative.

See also: korjata, korjaus, korjattava, korjattavissa, Finnish grammar, illative case.