Projisoitavan

Projisoitavan is a Finnish grammatical form used as a modifier in noun phrases. It is the genitive singular form of the present passive participle projisoitava, which comes from the verb projisoida meaning to project. In practical terms, projisoitavan indicates the thing that is to be projected or that can be projected, for example in technical or descriptive text.

Morphologically, projisoitavan is created from the present passive participle and inflected with the genitive singular ending -n. It is commonly found in contexts where a noun needs to be described as something that will be projected, such as a display or an image. Its usage is typical in manuals, specifications, and academic prose that discuss projection tasks or projection-specific objects.

Common usages and examples include phrases like “projisoitavan kuvan koko” (the size of the image to be projected) and “projisoitavan esityksen kirkkaus” (the brightness of the presentation to be projected). The form helps to specify relations between components in projection workflows, such as projectors, screens, images, or sequences that are intended for projection.

In Finnish, projisoitavan is part of a broader set of participial expressions used to describe anticipated or required states of objects. While it is most frequent in technical or descriptive texts, it can appear in any discourse that needs to delineate what will be projected. Related terms include projisoida (to project), projisoitiavuudesta (in a broader sense of projection concepts), and projisointi (the act of projecting) as a general concept.

See also: projisoida, projisoitava, projisointi, projekointi.