päätyttävä

The Finnish verb "päätyttävä" is the genitive plural form of the present active participle of the verb "päätyä". The verb "päätyä" generally means to end up, to result in, or to arrive at a certain state or place. Therefore, "päätyttävä" refers to "those that are ending up" or "those that are resulting in".

In grammatical context, "päätyttävä" would typically function as a noun or an adjective, modifying a plural noun. For example, one might speak of "asiakkaiden päätyttävien ratkaisujen" which translates to "the customers' ending up [with] solutions" or "the solutions that the customers end up with". The precise meaning often depends heavily on the surrounding words and the overall sentence structure.

This form is less commonly encountered in everyday conversation compared to the base verb "päätyä" or its other grammatical forms. Its usage is more frequent in formal writing, legal texts, or academic contexts where precise grammatical constructions are employed. Understanding "päätyttävä" requires a solid grasp of Finnish verb conjugation and participle formation, particularly the genitive plural case. It signifies a state of becoming or a consequence that applies to multiple entities.