herättäväksi

Herättäväksi is a Finnish word that functions as the accusative singular form of the adjective herättävä. Herättävä itself is the present active participle of the verb herättää, which means "to awaken," "to arouse," or "to cause." Therefore, herättäväksi essentially means "to be awakened," "to be aroused," or "to be caused to be."

In grammatical context, herättäväksi is typically used after verbs of becoming or turning into, or when expressing a state or purpose. For example, it might be used in a sentence like "Hänen puheensa teki minut herättäväksi," which translates to "His speech made me awakened" or "His speech aroused me." It indicates a change of state or a resultant condition.

The word's meaning can also extend to figurative senses. A "herättävä" experience, for instance, is one that is thought-provoking or enlightening. When used in the accusative form herättäväksi, it suggests a transformation into such a state. It signifies becoming something that awakens or arouses. The specific nuance depends heavily on the verb or context it accompanies.