tullattavia

Tullattavia is a Finnish linguistic form used to describe goods or items that are subject to customs procedures or duties. It is the partitive plural form of the adjective tullattava, which means “to be subject to customs” or “dutiable.” In practical use, tullattavia modifies a noun in phrases such as tullattavia tavaroita, meaning goods to be declared or goods that must go through customs.

In Finnish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify for number and case. The ending -via/-ivia (as in tullattavia) signals a partitive plural relationship, typically used when the quantity is indefinite or when the noun phrase is part of a larger sentence, such as after numerals or with certain grammatical constructions. For example, eight dutiable products would be eight tullattavia tuotetta (though the noun may appear in its own form depending on grammar).

Usage and context: tullattavia is common in customs-related language, trade documentation, and guidelines that describe which items require declaration or duty assessment. It does not denote a separate legal category by itself; rather, it functions as a descriptive term within Finnish, indicating that the referenced items are subject to customs rules.

See also: tullaus (customs clearance), tulli (customs), tullimaksu (customs duty), tavara (goods).