rajoitettavaa
Rajoitettavaa is a Finnish non-finite adjective-like form derived from the verb rajoittaa (to restrict). It represents the partitive singular form of the present participle raajoittava-like construction used to express something that is to be restricted or is subject to restriction. In practice, rajoitettavaa functions as a modifier within a noun phrase and is typically followed by a noun in partitive case, for example rajoitettavaa aineistoa (restricted material), rajoitettavaa tietoa (information to be restricted).
In policy and administrative language, rajoitettavaa often appears in contexts where rules specify that certain content,
- It is used with nouns in the partitive case, forming phrases such as rajoitettavaa aineistoa, rajoitettavaa
- It contrasts with the past passive participle form raajoitettu, which means “restricted” as a completed state
- As a non-finite modifier, it generally does not stand alone and derives its meaning from the noun
See also: Finnish grammar, participles, partitive case, rajoittaa, data protection language, content classification.