estettävään

The word "estettävän" is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the genitive plural form of the passive present participle of the verb "estää" (to prevent, to hinder, to block).

In Finnish grammar, participles are verb forms that function like adjectives or adverbs. The passive present participle indicates an action that is being done to the subject. For "estää," the passive present participle is "estettävä," meaning "that which is to be prevented" or "that which is being prevented."

The genitive case in Finnish often indicates possession, origin, or serves as an object of certain prepositions and verbs. The plural form indicates that there are multiple instances of something being prevented or that multiple things are subject to prevention.

Therefore, "estettävän" translates to "of that which is to be prevented" or "of those things which are to be prevented." It would appear in sentences where possession or a similar relationship is established with something that is meant to be hindered or blocked. For example, in a sentence discussing the "reasons for estettävän" (reasons for that which is to be prevented), the genitive case is used to show this relationship. Understanding this form requires knowledge of Finnish verb conjugations, participles, and noun cases.