vaahtoutuva
Vaahtoutuva is a Finnish adjective and verbal participle derived from the verb vaahtoutua, meaning to foam up or froth. As an adjective, vaahtoutuva describes something that foams or has a tendency to foam, such as a liquid or a substance that begins to produce foam under agitation or certain conditions. The form can also function as a present participle, indicating an ongoing process of foaming.
Etymology and form: the term combines the noun vaahto (foam) with the verbal suffix -outua, which forms
Usage: vaahtoutuva is most often found in technical, scientific, or descriptive contexts, such as chemistry, cleaning
Related terms: vaahto (foam), vaahtoutua (to foam up), vaahtoemulsio (foam-emulsion), and vaahtopohjainen (foam-based). See also general
Notes: While vaahtoutuva is descriptive, precise meaning depends on context and may be replaced by more specific