Täydentävine

Täydentävine is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the present active participle täydentävä, meaning “complementing” or “supplementing.” In ordinary use, täydentävine appears as a plural instrumental/comitative form that accompanies a following noun, indicating that something is provided together with other accompanying items. The construction is common in descriptive texts such as menus, product descriptions, and service explanations.

The form arises when the participle is used to describe items that accompany or complete something else and is inflected to agree with the noun it modifies in number. It is typically followed by a noun in its own instrumental/with-phrase, which is expressed with the suffix -ineen (for example, lisukkeineen, juomineen). In such phrases, täydentävine functions as an adjective-like element describing what accompanies the main item.

Common contexts include culinary menus and hospitality materials, where phrases like täydentävine lisukkeineen or täydentävine juomineen convey that the main item comes with additional, accompanying dishes or beverages. The emphasis is on the idea that the listed items are not standalone but supplement the primary offering.

Notes and related terms: täydentävä is the base participle meaning “supplementing,” while täydentävine is its plural instrumental form used in fixed collocations with -ineen. This is a typical feature of Finnish grammar, where adjectives formed from participles can take -ineen to express accompanying items. See also Finnish participles, comitative/instrumental noun forms, and menu/catalogue style descriptions.