päätyttävien

päätyttävien is a Finnish word that translates to "ending" or "concluding" in English when used in its plural genitive form. The base word is "päättyä," a verb meaning to end, to conclude, or to finish. The form "päätyttävien" specifically refers to the genitive plural of the present active participle, which functions adjectivally or as a noun.

In its adjectival use, "päätyttävien" would describe nouns that are in the process of ending or concluding. For example, it might be used in a phrase referring to "the ending events" or "the concluding moments." As a noun, it would refer to "those that are ending" or "those that are concluding." The precise meaning and grammatical function depend heavily on the context in which the word appears.

The word's structure is derived from the infinitive stem "pääty-" combined with the present active participle suffix "-vä" and then inflected into the genitive plural "-tten." This grammatical structure is common in Finnish and allows for nuanced expression of ongoing actions or states. Understanding the conjugation of Finnish verbs and participles is key to accurately interpreting "päätyttävien" and similar words.