Liikuttaman

Liikuttaman is not a widely established entry in standard Finnish dictionaries and does not have a single, widely agreed meaning. In textual use, it can appear as a participial or verbal form derived from the verb liikuttaa, which means to move or to affect emotionally. However, the exact function and interpretation of the form liikuttaman depend heavily on context, and it is not part of the productive, everyday Finnish morphology. In most contemporary usages, speakers would instead rely on more common forms such as liikuttava (moving) or liikuttaja (the mover/causer), or on phrases that express prohibition, causation, or emotion with other grammatical constructions.

Etymology and form: liikuttaman appears to be connected to the root liikutt- of liikuttaa. The suffix combination present in this form is atypical for standard Finnish agent noun formation; the typical agent noun is -aja/-ä, as in liikuttaja. Because -man as a productive agent suffix is not a common feature of modern Finnish, liikuttaman is generally encountered only in archaic, dialectal, or stylistically marked text, or in linguistic discussions illustrating nonstandard morphological patterns.

Usage and context: When encountered, liikuttaman is usually analyzed as a nonstandard or context-dependent form rather than a fixed dictionary entry. Its interpretation hinges on surrounding syntax and what is being described or modified. For readers seeking clarity in modern Finnish, substituting with standard forms such as liikuttaja, liikutettava, or descriptive constructions is typically advisable.

See also: liikuttaja, liikuttaa, liikutus, liikkua

Note: This entry reflects limited and context-dependent usage; the term is not a routine part of standard Finnish morphology.