Töödavates

Töödavates is a Finnish term that translates loosely to "working" or "in operation." It is commonly used in various contexts to describe a state of functionality or activity. For instance, in discussions about machinery or technology, "töödavates" would indicate that a device is running as intended. Similarly, when referring to a service or system, it signifies that it is actively providing its intended function.

The word itself is derived from the Finnish verb "töissä," meaning "at work" or "working." The plural form "töödavates" suggests a collective or distributed application of this state. It can be applied to multiple entities or processes simultaneously. For example, one might say that several machines are "töödavates" if they are all operational.

In a broader sense, "töödavates" can also imply a state of being busy or engaged in an activity. However, its primary and most frequent usage relates to the functional status of inanimate objects or abstract systems. The term is straightforward and generally understood within its Finnish context without requiring extensive explanation. Its simplicity makes it an efficient way to convey the idea of something being in a state of active performance.