kiinnittyvistä

Kiinnittyvistä is a Finnish inflected form: the elative plural (-stä) of the present participle kiinnittyvä, which in turn derives from the verb kiinnittyä ("to attach", "to become attached", "to adhere"). Morphologically, kiinnittyvistä combines the participial stem kiinnittyv- with the participle ending -vä and the elative plural ending -istä/-stä, producing a form that can be translated loosely as "from/about those that attach" or "concerning the attaching ones" depending on context.

Functionally, kiinnittyvistä appears in noun phrases or after verbs and prepositions that govern the elative case (for example, puhua jostakin — "to talk about something"). It often conveys relations or origin: matters, factors or experiences that relate to the act or state of attaching, binding, or becoming attached. Usage is context-dependent and may refer to physical adhesion, emotional attachment, or figurative linking.

Examples in context (Finnish — English gloss):

- Hän puhui kiinnittyvistä kokemuksistaan. — He talked about his experiences of becoming attached.

- Keskustelussa nousi esiin kiinnittyvistä tekijöistä. — Factors related to attachment emerged in the discussion.

Related forms include the base verb kiinnittyä, the participle kiinnittyvä, plural nominative kiinnittyvät, and other case forms such as kiinnittyneistä. As an inflected element, kiinnittyvistä is grammatical rather than lexical and its precise meaning depends on surrounding words and discourse.