sadesuojaavassa

Sadesuojaavassa is a Finnish participial form of the adjective sadesuojaava, meaning rain-protective or protecting against rain. The term is used to describe objects, clothing, or structures that provide protection from rain or are designed to perform in wet conditions. It appears in technical writing, product descriptions, and design documents to emphasize weather resistance.

Morphologically, sadesuojaava is built from sade (rain) and suojaava (protecting). As a Finnish participle used adjectivally, it can take various endings to fit different grammatical cases. sadesuojaavassa is the inessive singular form, indicating location or state: in a rain-protective condition or within rain-protective equipment.

Usage and examples are common in contexts such as product documentation, safety notes, and consumer guidance. For instance, phrases like “sadesuojaavassa kotelossa elektroniikka on suojattu kosteudelta” describe electronics protected inside rain-protective housings, while “sadesuojaavassa varustuksessa” refers to equipment that includes rain-protective features. In everyday language, the term may appear in descriptions of outdoor gear or vehicles designed to withstand wet weather. The construction is primarily descriptive, signaling that a component or item offers protection against rain rather than making a general claim about impermeability.