muutettaviin

The term "muutettaviin" is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the plural partitive case of the word "muutettava," which is a passive participle derived from the verb "muuttaa" (to change, to move). The partitive case in Finnish is used to indicate an indefinite quantity, a part of something, or an action that is ongoing or incomplete. When applied to "muutettava," "muutettaviin" signifies "to things that are to be changed" or "to things that are changeable" in an indefinite or plural sense.

In practical usage, "muutettaviin" would appear in sentences where a plural subject or object is being subjected to change or is intended for modification. For example, one might refer to "tiedot muutettaviin" (data to be changed) or discuss a process involving "asioihin muutettaviin" (matters to be changed). The context in which "muutettaviin" is used clarifies whether it refers to elements that are inherently capable of change or those that are specifically designated for a change. The form emphasizes the plural nature of the items undergoing or being subjected to alteration.