määriteltäville

määriteltäville is a Finnish word that translates to "definable" or "that which can be defined" in English. It is the partitive plural form of the adjective "määriteltävä" (definable). This grammatical form suggests that the concept or entity being referred to is not singular but plural, and it is in a state of being acted upon or being considered in relation to some action or condition.

In a philosophical or logical context, "määriteltäville" might be used to discuss concepts that are amenable to precise definition. For instance, one might talk about the properties that areääriteltäville for a specific scientific theory. This implies that these properties are clear, unambiguous, and can be explicitly stated, allowing for the theory to be understood and tested.

In everyday language, it could refer to things that are capable of being described or explained. For example, if a teacher is explaining a difficult topic, they might say that certain aspects are notääriteltäville for beginners, meaning they are not easily explained or understood at that level. The word's versatility lies in its ability to convey the idea of potential or actual clarity and distinctness in understanding or explanation.