ohjelmoitaviin

Ohjelmoitaviin is a Finnish grammatical form of the adjective ohjelmoitava, meaning “programmable.” It is the illative plural form used with plural nouns to express movement into or destination to something described as programmable. In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number and case; for plurals in the illative, the form ends with -iin, yielding ohjelmoitaviin.

Formation and usage: The base is ohjelmoitava (programmable). To form the illative plural, the form takes the illative plural suffix -iin, resulting in ohjelmoitaviin. This form is used before a plural noun in illative, for example to indicate “into programmable devices” or “to programmable systems.” Examples include: ohjelmoitaviin laitteisiin (into programmable devices) and ohjelmoitaviin järjestelmiin (into programmable systems).

Context and function: Ohjelmoitaviin is not a standalone noun; it is an inflected adjective. It appears in technical, IT, and engineering writing where devices, systems, or components are described as being programmable. The illative plural form communicates direction or destination toward multiple programmable items.

Related forms: The basic form is ohjelmoitava (program mable). Other inflections of the same adjective cover different noun numbers and cases, such as ohjelmoitavaan (to a programmable object) or ohjelmoitettua/o (various gender/number forms depending on the noun).

See also: ohjelmoitava, illatiivi, Finnish grammar.