korrutatavaid

Korrutatavaid is an Estonian grammatical form derived from the verb korruta, meaning to multiply. In standard usage, korrutatav means “able to be multiplied” or “multipliable,” and korrutatavaid is the plural partitive/genitive form used to describe multiple items that are intended to be multiplied or otherwise processed by multiplication.

Morphology and function: The base is korruta (to multiply). The participial suffix -atav forms korrutatav (singular), and this inflects for number and case in Estonian. The form korrutatavaid is a common inflected form used with plural nouns in partitive or similar constructions, for example korrutatavaid koopiaid, meaning “copies to be multiplied” or “copies to be duplicated.” In contexts beyond strict mathematics, korrutatav can also convey the sense of repeatable or duplicable processes or items, depending on the noun it describes.

Usage: In mathematical or computational contexts, korrutatavaid items may refer to data, matrices, or numbers that are subjects of a multiplication operation. In a manufacturing or administrative setting, the phrase can designate items intended for replication, copying, or iterative processing. The exact interpretation is guided by the accompanying noun and the surrounding construction.

Notes: korrutatavaid functions primarily as a grammatical form rather than a standalone technical term. Its meaning is determined by context and the noun it modifies. Awareness of Estonian morphology helps interpret sentences where korrutatavaid appears, particularly in technical, mathematical, or procedural texts.

See also: Estonian grammar, participles, multiplicative operations, morphological inflection.