lukittuvia

Lukittuvia is the plural form of the Finnish adjective lukittuva, meaning "lockable." The term describes objects or resources that can be locked using a locking mechanism or access control.

The root is lukita "to lock," with the suffix -va indicating potential or capability. As an adjective, lukittuva describes a feature rather than a fixed state; when used with nouns, lukittuvia acts as the plural modifier.

In everyday language, lukittuvia commonly refers to physical items such as doors, safes, cabinets, chests, suitcases, and containers that can be locked. In digital or administrative contexts, the term is used metaphorically to indicate resources whose access can be restricted, such as files, folders, accounts, or settings that require permission.

Related forms include lukittu (locked) and lukittava (lockable). The word is typical in product descriptions, manuals, and instructions that emphasize security features.

See also: lukko, lukitus.