Vedettävät

Vedettävät is a Finnish term formed from the verb vetää, meaning to pull or draw, combined with the present participle suffix -ttava. In usage it functions as an adjective or as a noun phrase in plural form, literally describing items that can be drawn or pulled or that are intended to be drawn/pulled in a given context.

The word is most commonly found in technical, mechanical, or instructional texts. As an adjective it agrees with the noun it modifies, for example vedettävät köydet (pullable ropes), vedettävät laatikot (pull-out drawers), or vedettävät osat (parts to be drawn/pulled). In contexts such as card games or data handling, vedettävät can convey the sense of “to be drawn” or “to be selected,” as in vedettävät kortit meaning cards to be drawn, though the exact sense depends on the surrounding wording.

Etymologically, vedettävät illustrates how Finnish forms participial adjectives from verbs to describe the potential or required action related to a noun. The plural form vedettävät is therefore used when referring to multiple items that share the property of being drawable or pullable.

In summary, vedettävät denotes multiple elements that are designed to be drawn or pulled, and is primarily encountered in specialized or instructional language. In everyday Finnish, the term may appear in technical descriptions or diagrams rather than in casual conversation.