ulottuvan
Ulottuvan is a Finnish term that refers to a form of the present active participle derived from the verb ulottua, meaning to reach or extend. The base participle form is ulottuva, which functions as an adjective describing something that reaches or extends. Ulottuvan is the genitive singular form of that participle and is used when the participial adjective modifies a noun in dependent phrases, or when expressing possession or relation in a descriptive clause.
In Finnish grammar, the present active participle (the -va/-vä form) conveys ongoing action or a characteristic
Typical usage examples appear in phrases that convey distance or capability in a spatial or abstract sense.
Etymologically, ulottuvan develops from ulottua with the standard participial suffix -va/-vä, following regular Finnish patterns for