myöntävissä

myöntävissä is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the adessive plural of the participle of the verb "myöntää," which means to grant, concede, or admit. The adessive case in Finnish indicates a location, possession, or a means by which something is done. Therefore, "myöntävissä" literally translates to "in the granting" or "in the conceding" when referring to multiple instances or agents.

This form is typically used in more complex sentence structures, often appearing in subordinate clauses or as part of a compound predicate. It describes a state of being or an action that is happening concurrently with another action. For example, "Hän oli töissä myöntävissä" could mean "He was at work while something was being granted or conceded." The precise meaning often depends heavily on the context of the sentence in which it appears.

The form "myöntävissä" is derived from the present active participle of "myöntää," which is "myöntävä." The plural form of this participle is "myöntävät." When the adessive case ending "-ssä" is added to the plural form, it becomes "myöntävissä." This grammatical construction allows for nuanced expression in Finnish, indicating a plural subject or object that is in the state of granting or conceding.