Rippuvien

Rippuvien is a Finnish word that translates to "hanging" or "suspended" in English. It is a past participle of the verb "riippua," which means to hang, to be suspended, or to depend on. The word "riippuvien" is typically used in its genitive plural form, meaning it refers to the genitive plural of "hanging things" or "those who are hanging."

In a literal sense, "riippuvien" could describe objects that are physically suspended, such as paintings hanging on a wall or clothes hanging on a line. It can also refer to people or animals in a state of being suspended.

Figuratively, "riippuvien" can describe things that are dependent on something else. For example, a situation or outcome might be described as "riippuvien" if it is contingent upon another factor. The phrase "riippuvien olosuhteiden vallitessa" would translate to "under circumstances that are dependent" or "subject to dependent conditions." The word's grammatical form indicates a plural subject or object, suggesting multiple entities that are either hanging or dependent.