omistatavat
Omistatavat is a term that sometimes appears in discussions of Finnish grammar as a label for a class of referents that can be possessed by an agent. The word is formed from the verb omistaa (to own) and resembles the plural of omistettava, an adjective meaning “to be owned” or “possessable.” In standard Finnish, the common plural for items that can be owned is omistettavat; omistatavat is not widely recognized and is often regarded as nonstandard or dialectal. When encountered, it is usually explained as a variant or a hypothetical term used to discuss possession rather than as a stable lexical item.
Semantics and use: If defined, omistatavat would denote objects capable of possession by a subject, regardless
Relation to Finnish grammar: Possession in Finnish is typically expressed with possessive suffixes on noun phrases
See also: omistaminen, omistettavuus, possessive constructions, Finnish grammar.