Muokautuvia

Muokautuvia is a Finnish grammatical form used as an attributive plural adjective to describe objects or elements that can be edited or modified. It stems from the verb muokata, meaning “to edit,” and uses a present participle-type suffix along with the plural noun ending -ia. In usage, muokautuvia functions as a descriptive modifier and agrees with the noun it modifies.

In information technology, content management, and collaborative work, muokautuvia often appears to label components that users can change. Typical contexts include phrases such as muokautuvia kenttiä (editable fields) or muokautuvia osioita (editable sections). In UI texts and documentation, the form communicates that a component supports modification rather than being fixed.

Etymology and form: muokautuvia is formed from muokata plus a present-participle-like suffix and the plural noun ending -ia. The construction reflects Finnish grammar’s use of participial adjectives to convey capability or potential action. The exact nuance can depend on the surrounding sentence and the nouns being described.

See also: muokattava, muokkaus, muokata.