puettavien

Puettavien is a Finnish grammatical form used in relation to items that are designed to be worn on the body. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective puettava, which means wearable or able to be worn. In everyday Finnish, puettava describes objects or technologies intended for being worn, such as devices or clothing.

The phrase puettavien laitteiden or puettavien as a standalone form appears in context to indicate possession or relation to wearable items. For example, puettavien laitteiden markkinat refers to the market for wearable devices, and puettavien teknologioiden kehitys to the development of wearable technologies. Because puettavien is a grammatical form rather than a standalone noun, it is most commonly seen within larger noun phrases.

Wearable technology is one of the main domains where puettavien is frequently used. Typical examples of wearables include smartwatches, fitness trackers, smart clothing, ear-worn devices, and other sensors embedded in or worn on the body. The term is also relevant in discussions of health monitoring, activity tracking, data privacy, battery life, and interoperability with other devices and platforms.

Linguistically, puettava derives from the verb pukea, meaning to wear. The form puettavien changes with case and number to fit into sentences describing ownership, characteristics, or relations of wearable items. The concept is closely linked to puettava teknologia and aika ajoin appears in journalism, marketing, and academic writing when discussing the growing category of devices and textiles worn on the body.