Halvat

Halvat is the plural form of the Finnish adjective halpa, meaning "cheap." It is used to describe plural nouns and appears in everyday speech and writing to indicate a low price. Examples include halvat hinnat (cheap prices), halvat tuotteet (cheap goods), and halvat liput (cheap tickets).

In Finnish, adjectives decline to agree with the nouns they modify. Therefore halpa has the base form halpa in the singular nominative, and halvat in the plural nominative; other case forms follow standard adjective declension, for example halpaa (partitive singular) and halpoja (partitive plural).

As a word, halvat is not commonly used as a proper noun. There are no widely known places or organizations simply named Halvat, and if Halvat appears in a name, it is typically a borrowed or local usage rather than a standard term. The term is primarily encountered as a common adjective meaning cheap.