modifioitavaksi

Modifioitavaksi is a Finnish word that translates to "to be modified" or "to be altered" in English. It is derived from the verb "muuttaa," which means "to change" or "to move," and the suffix "-ioitavaksi," which indicates the passive voice and the infinitive form. The word is used to describe a process or an action where something is being changed or altered by an external force or agent.

In Finnish grammar, "modifioitavaksi" is formed by adding the suffix "-ioitavaksi" to the root of the verb. The suffix "-ioi" is the passive participle form of the verb, and "-tavaksi" indicates the infinitive form. The word is often used in technical, scientific, or formal contexts where precise language is required.

Examples of usage include "The data needs to be modifioitavaksi to meet the new standards" or "The design of the building will be modifioitavaksi to accommodate the new requirements." The word is less commonly used in everyday conversation and is more frequently encountered in written texts, such as technical manuals, scientific papers, or legal documents.