Muokattavia

Muokattavia is a Finnish grammatical form of the adjective muokattava, meaning editable or modifiable. The base muokattava is created from the verb muokata, “to edit” or “to modify,” with the participial suffix -ttava, which yields an adjective describing something that can undergo the action. The plural form muokattavia is used when referring to several editable items or in contexts where the object is in plural partitive or accusative case.

In Finnish, adjectives must agree with the noun they modify in number and case. Muokattava becomes muokattavat in the plural nominative, muokattavia in the plural partitive or accusative, and other case forms accordingly. The form muokattavia is therefore a grammatical tool rather than a standalone concept, often appearing in sentences that describe sets of elements that users can edit.

Common usage occurs in software localization, documentation, and user interfaces to label content that is editable. For example, phrases like muokattavia kenttiä (“editable fields”) or muokattavia malleja (“modifiable templates”) illustrate its practical application. It signals to users which elements can be changed and managed within a system or document.

Related terms include muokata (to edit), muokkaus (editing or modification), and muokattavuus (editability). While muokattavia itself is primarily a grammatical form, these connected terms are used to discuss the broader concept of editing capabilities in Finnish.