liikkumattomiksi

liikkumattomiksi is a Finnish word that translates to "immobile" or "motionless" in English. It is the plural partitive form of the adjective liikkumaton, meaning immobile or stationary. This form is used when referring to multiple things or people that are unable to move. For example, one might say "jääpuikot olivat liikkumattomiksi jäätyneitä" which translates to "the icicles were frozen immobile."

The concept of being liikkumattomiksi can be applied in various contexts. In physics, it describes objects that have zero velocity. In biology, it might refer to organisms that are sessile, meaning they are fixed in one place. In everyday language, it can describe a person or animal that is completely still, perhaps due to fear, shock, or being physically restrained. The word emphasizes a complete lack of movement. It can also be used figuratively to describe situations or entities that are static or unchanging. For instance, a business that has not adapted to market changes could be described as being liikkumattomiksi in its approach.