muuttamia
Muuttamia is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb muuttaa, meaning to move or to change. It functions as a participial adjective that describes nouns which have undergone movement or alteration. The form is most commonly encountered with plural nouns and in contexts where a non-finite clause modifies a noun, functioning like a relative clause in English.
Morphology and usage: The form is built from the stem muutt- with the participial ending -ama and
- Raportissa on lueteltu muuttamia asioita. (The report lists items that have been changed.)
- Kaupunkisuunnitelma huomioi muuttamia rakennuksia. (The city plan takes into account buildings that have been altered.)
Relation to Finnish grammar: Muuttamia illustrates how Finnish uses participial adjectives to create descriptive noun phrases.
See also: Finnish grammar, Participles, Adjectival inflection, Partitive construction.