toteuttaviin

The word "toteuttaviin" is a Finnish grammatical form. It is the plural illative case of the participle "toteuttava." The participle "toteuttava" itself is derived from the verb "toteuttaa," which means to implement, realize, execute, or bring about.

Therefore, "toteuttaviin" translates to something along the lines of "into the ones that are to be implemented," "into those that will be realized," or "into the ones that are being executed." The illative case in Finnish indicates movement or a change into a location or state. When applied to the participle, it signifies a destination or a state of being related to the action of implementation or realization.

For example, if one were discussing plans or projects that are about to be put into action, one might use "toteuttaviin" to refer to the things themselves as they are being moved into the phase of execution. The context would determine the precise nuance of the translation. It's a form that describes the objects or concepts that are the subject of an upcoming or ongoing process of bringing them into reality.