Ohjelmoitavaa

Ohjelmoitavaa is a Finnish adjective form meaning programmable. It is derived from the verb ohjelmoida “to program” and is used to describe things that can be programmed or configured, such as devices, systems, software, or materials.

Grammatically, ohjelmoitava is the base form, and ohjelmoitavaa is the partitive singular used when the object is indefinite or part of a larger clause. The corresponding plural form is ohjelmoitavia. Example: “ohjelmoitavaa materiaalia” means programmable material, and “ohjelmoitavia laitteita” means programmable devices.

Usage: The term is common in information technology, electronics, automation, manufacturing, and research. It is used for hardware or software that can be controlled, reconfigured, or customized by programming, as well as for programmable materials being developed in materials science and engineering.

Related terms include ohjelmoitavuus (programmability) and ohjelmointi (programming). The word frequently appears in technical writing and product descriptions, signaling that a component is not fixed but can be altered through software, configuration, or user-defined parameters.

Examples of typical compounds include ohjelmoitava laite, ohjelmoitava järjestelmä, and ohjelmoitava materiaali. The form ohjelmoitavaa is most common when the object is indefinite, while other inflections are used to match the sentence structure and case.