deaktivoituvien

The term "deaktivoituvien" is the genitive plural form of the Finnish word "deaktivoituva". This word, in turn, is a present passive participle derived from the verb "deaktivoida", meaning "to deactivate" or "to disable". Therefore, "deaktivoituvien" literally translates to "of those that are being deactivated" or "of the things that are becoming inactive".

In a technical context, "deaktivoituvien" might refer to components or systems that are in the process of being shut down, disabled, or rendered inoperable. For example, it could be used in documentation describing the status of certain network devices or software modules that are undergoing a deactivation procedure. The specific meaning would depend heavily on the surrounding sentence and the domain in which the term is used. It implies an ongoing action rather than a completed one. The grammatical case, genitive plural, indicates possession or a relationship to multiple entities that are currently in a state of deactivation. This contrasts with the singular form "deaktivoituvan" (of that which is being deactivated).