Muokattaviin

Muokattaviin is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective muokattava, which translates to "editable" or "modifiable." It is formed by adding the participial suffix -ttava to the verb stem muokata (to edit) and then the illative plural suffix -iin, producing muokattaviin. In Finnish grammar this kind of form appears in constructions describing movement toward or into a state described by the adjective, and is most often found in phrases rather than as a standalone word.

In practical use, muokattaviin is relatively rare outside of linguistic analysis or specialized user interface translations. It typically occurs in sentences where the target of editing is expressed in the illative plural, such as "muokattaviin kenttiin" (into the editable fields) or "muokattaviin kohteisiin" (into the editable targets). Because Finnish relies on agglutinative endings to convey case and number, muokattaviin demonstrates how adjectives can align with nouns in complex phrases to specify direction or state.

Etymology and related forms: muokattaviin is based on muokattava (editable) with the participial suffix -ttava and the illative plural suffix -iin. Related forms include muokattava (base form, meaning editable) and muokattavat (plural, editable items). The form is primarily encountered in grammar discussions, documentation, or translations where precise case and number alignment is required.

See also: muokata, muokattava, Finnish grammar, illative case, participial adjectives.