ohjattavina

Ohjattavina is a Finnish adjective meaning steerable or controllable, used to describe devices, systems, or vehicles that can be guided or operated by a person or an autonomous control system. The term is formed from the verb ohjata (to guide, direct) with the participial suffix -ttava, creating an adjective that expresses capability.

In technical writing, ohjattavina commonly appears in noun phrases like ohjattavina laitteet (devices that can be steered) or in predicative clauses such as Nämä järjestelmät ovat ohjattavina (These systems are steerable/controllable). It is frequently used in fields such as robotics, automation, vehicle technology, maritime and aviation control, and other domains involving remote or automated operation.

Etymology and related forms: ohjattavina derives from ohjata plus the -ttava participial suffix. Related forms include ohjattava (singular, steerable/controllable) and the verb ohjata itself. The word conveys capability to be guided or controlled, in contrast to terms that emphasize other aspects of operation.

Nuances and usage notes: Ohjattavina emphasizes controllability or steerability, while other Finnish terms like hallittava or hallittu may be used to highlight different aspects of control or management. The exact nuance can depend on context, such as whether control is manual, remote, or autonomous.

See also: ohjata, ohjaus, ohjattava, hallittava.