liikuttamattomaksi

Liikuttamattomaksi is a Finnish word that translates to "immovable" or "motionless" in English. It is commonly used to describe something that cannot be moved, either physically or metaphorically.

In a physical sense, liikuttamattomaksi can refer to an object that is fixed in place, such as a large rock or a building. It can also describe a person or animal that is unable to move due to injury, illness, or paralysis. For example, "Potilas oli liikuttamattomaksi loukkaantumisen jälkeen" means "The patient was immobile after the injury."

Metaphorically, liikuttamattomaksi can describe a situation or opinion that is unchangeable or stubborn. For instance, "Hänen mielipiteensä oli liikuttamattomaksi, vaikka todisteet olivat vastaan" translates to "His opinion was unshakeable, even though the evidence was against it." The word can also imply a state of being stuck or unable to progress.

The grammatical form "liikuttamattomaksi" is the translative case of the adjective "liikuttamaton" (immovable, motionless). This case indicates a change of state or becoming something. Thus, "liikuttamattomaksi" implies the process or result of becoming immobile.