muokattaisiinkin

The word "muokattaisiinkin" is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the conditional passive past plural form of the verb "muokata," which means to shape, modify, or adapt. Therefore, "muokattaisiinkin" translates to something akin to "they would have been modified" or "they would have been shaped." This particular form indicates a hypothetical or counterfactual situation in the past, concerning multiple subjects that were acted upon. It is used to express a past action that could have happened or might have happened under certain conditions, but did not necessarily occur. The "-kin" suffix adds a sense of emphasis or inclusion, suggesting something like "even they would have been modified" or "they, too, would have been modified." Understanding this form requires familiarity with Finnish verb conjugation, specifically the conditional mood, the passive voice, and past tense markers.