Liimautuvaan
Liimautuvaan is a Finnish grammatical form used to describe something that adheres or tends to adhere. It is the illative singular of the present active participle liimautuva, which comes from the verb liimautua meaning “to adhere” or “to cling.” In Finnish, participles can function as adjectives and be declined to match the noun they modify in case and number. The illative form liimautuvaan marks direction toward something, often translated loosely as “onto/into the adherent surface.”
In usage, liimautuvaan is common in more technical or descriptive language, especially when characterizing materials, coatings,
Relation to other forms: liimautuva is the present participle meaning “adhering/tending to adhere.” The illative form