rajoittamattoman

Rajoittamattoman is the genitive singular form of the Finnish adjective rajoittamaton, which means "unrestricted" or "unlimited." In Finnish, adjectives act as modifiers in noun phrases and agree with the noun in case. Therefore rajoittamattoman is used when the target noun is in the genitive case, as in phrases such as rajoittamattoman luvan (an unrestricted license) or rajoittamattoman tilan (an unrestricted state).

The term is primarily employed in formal, technical, or legal contexts where the absence of restrictions is being described. It does not denote a standalone noun; rather, it serves to qualify another noun within a legal, regulatory, or policy framework.

Etymology and morphology: rajoittamaton is formed from the verb rajoittaa, meaning "to restrict," with the negative suffix -maton to indicate negation, i.e., "not restricted." The form raijoittamattoman reflects Finnish inflection rules, appearing when the adjective modifies a noun in the genitive case.

Examples of usage include phrases such as rajoittamattoman luvan käyttöönotto (the implementation of an unrestricted license), rajoittamattoman tiedon jakaminen (the sharing of unrestricted information), and raijoittamattoman tilan hallinta (the management of an unrestricted state). These illustrate how the word functions within noun phrases to convey absence of limits or controls.

See also: rajoittamaton, raijoittaminen, rajoitus.