liikkumattomassa

liikkumattomassa is a Finnish word that translates to "immobile" or "motionless" in English. It is the inessive case of the adjective liikkumaton, which means not moving or still. This grammatical form indicates that something is located within a state of immobility.

The word liikkumattomassa can be used to describe a physical object that is stationary, such as a rock that is liikkumattomassa in the ground. It can also be used to describe a person or animal that is not moving, perhaps due to fear, sleep, or contemplation. In a figurative sense, liikkumattomassa can refer to a situation that is stagnant or unchanging, or to a person who is unwilling to adapt or progress.

For example, one might say "Hän seisoi liikkumattomassa kuin patsas" which means "He stood motionless like a statue." Another usage could be "Talous on ollut liikkumattomassa tilassa pitkään" meaning "The economy has been in a stagnant state for a long time." The context in which liikkumattomassa is used determines its precise meaning, but the core concept of lacking movement remains consistent.