liikuttavista

Liikuttavista is a Finnish grammatical form: it is the elative plural (the “from/about” form) of the present active participle liikuttava, meaning moving or emotionally moving. As a participle-based adjective, liikuttavista does not stand alone; it describes a noun in the elative plural, connecting to phrases such as liikuttavista tarinoista or liikuttavista aiheista.

In practical use, liikuttavista denotes topics, stories, or phenomena that move people—either physically, by causing movement, or emotionally, by touching or inspiring. The nuance depends on context: in media or literature, it often conveys emotional impact or stirring content. For example, liikuttavista tarinoista means “about emotionally moving stories,” and liikuttavista aiheista means “about moving/inspiring topics.”

The form is one of several inflected variants of the adjective derived from the verb liikkua/liikuttaa, and it serves to distinguish the case and number of the noun it modifies. It is distinct from the singular liikuttava (a moving/story that moves someone) and from other plural forms such as liikuttavat (nominative plural) or liikuttavien (genitive plural). Understanding liikuttavista requires attention to both case and number to ensure the intended meaning—whether describing sources, topics, or phenomena that evoke movement or emotion.

Overall, liikuttavista is a specific, context-driven inflection used to discuss things that have a moving or emotionally engaging quality in Finnish discourse.