pysäyttäviin

Pysäyttäviin is a Finnish word that functions as the illative plural of the participle "pysäyttävä". The verb "pysäyttää" means to stop, to halt, or to prevent. Therefore, "pysäyttävä" translates to "stopping" or "preventing" in its present active participle form. When inflected into the illative plural case, "pysäyttäviin" indicates movement into or towards things that are stopping or preventing.

In practical usage, "pysäyttäviin" would be part of a sentence describing an action directed towards multiple entities that are in the act of stopping or preventing something. For example, one might speak of throwing something "pysäyttäviin" obstacles, meaning into or towards obstacles that are actively halting progress. The illative case in Finnish signifies "into" or "to the inside of," so "pysäyttäviin" implies entering a state or location characterized by these stopping or preventing elements.

The grammatical structure of "pysäyttäviin" highlights the dynamic nature of Finnish morphology, where a single word can convey complex meanings related to action, state, and direction. Understanding this word requires familiarity with Finnish verb conjugations, participles, and case endings. It is not a standalone noun or verb but rather a specific inflectional form used in context.