lammutavate

Lammutavate is a Finnish form derived from the verb lammuttaa, meaning to demolish. In usage, it functions as a participial adjective indicating objects that are scheduled for demolition or are capable of being demolished, typically appearing in contexts such as construction planning and urban development.

In standard Finnish, the verb lammuttaa lends the present passive participle lammutettava, meaning “to be demolished.” This stem is inflected in various forms, for example lammutettavat (nominative plural), lammutettavien (genitive plural), and lammutettavia (partitive plural). The form lammutavate is not part of the most common standard inflectional set and may appear only in dialectal usage, as an informal shorthand in notes, or as a truncation within longer phrases. In normal written Finnish, it is more typical to encounter lammutettavat or lammutettavia when referring to multiple items slated for demolition.

Usage examples include phrases like: “Listalla ovat lammutettavat rakennukset,” meaning “The buildings to be demolished are on the list.” Another example is “Purkutyöt koskevat lammutettavia rakennuksia,” meaning “The demolition work concerns buildings to be demolished.” These constructions illustrate how the concept is integrated into planning and regulatory descriptions.

See also: lammutettava, lammutettavat, lammutettavien, demolition-related terminology in Finnish, and related participial forms used in architectural and civil engineering contexts.