skaalautuviksi

Skaalautuviksi is a Finnish grammatical form used to express becoming scalable in plural subjects. It stems from the verb skaalautua and the adjective skaalautuva, meaning scalable, and it carries the translative plural suffix -iksi.

In Finnish, the suffix -ksi marks turning into or becoming something, and the plural form uses -iksi when the subject is plural. Therefore skaalautuviksi denotes a state change into something scalable for multiple entities. It is typically used in technical or analytic contexts where systems, processes, or architectures are described as capable of being scaled.

Usage examples often appear in sentences about design, deployment, or evaluation of scalable solutions. For singular subjects, the equivalent form is skaalautuvaksi, as in “Järjestelmä voidaan tehdä skaalautuvaksi.” For plural subjects, common constructions include “Nämä järjestelmät voivat tulla skaalautuviksi” or “Nämä järjestelmät voidaan rakentaa skaalautuviksi.” The form appears mainly in IT, software engineering, operations, and business or research texts addressing scalability.

Related terms include the verb skaala- (to scale) and the adjective skaalautuva (scalable). The constructs around skaalautuviksi help describe intended or achieved state changes toward scalability in plural contexts.

Overall, skaalautuviksi is a technical, niche form used to discuss plural entities evolving into scalable configurations or states, reflecting Finnish’s capacity to express state changes with precise morphological endings.