peruttaviin

Peruttaviin is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb peruuttaa, meaning to cancel. It is the illative plural form of the present participle adjective peruttava, which translates roughly as cancellable or subject to withdrawal. In Finnish, adjectives and participles agree with the nouns they modify, and peruttava declines to match case and number. The form peruttaviin specifically marks a plural noun in the illative case.

In practical use, peruttava denotes something that can be canceled, and peruttaviin is encountered when the noun it modifies is plural and in illative case, often in formal or legal language. The typical function is to describe actions, contracts, decisions, or measures that are capable of being canceled. For example, a phrase such as peruttaviin sopimuksiin liittyvät ehdot would refer to terms related to cancellable agreements, while peruttaviin toimenpiteisiin kohdistuva riski would describe a risk directed at cancellable measures. These constructions are more common in administrative, regulatory, or contractual writing than in everyday speech.

Etymologically, peruttava comes from peruuttaa, and peruttaviin is one of several inflected forms used to express case and number in Finnish adjectives and participles. The form is informative for understanding how cancellation-related concepts are grammatically linked to the nouns they describe.

See also: peruuttaa, peruutus, peruttava, illatiivi plural forms in Finnish.