Ilmoitettavina

Ilmoitettavina is a Finnish word that translates to "to be reported" or "reportable" in English. It is a passive form of the verb "ilmoittaa," which means "to report" or "to inform." The word is commonly used in contexts where there is a requirement or obligation to disclose certain information.

For instance, in legal and administrative contexts, specific events, transactions, or changes may be ilmoitettavina to relevant authorities. This could include things like changes in personal circumstances, business activities, or the occurrence of certain incidents. The purpose of such reporting requirements is often to ensure transparency, maintain accurate records, or facilitate oversight and regulation.

In everyday language, ilmoitettavina can refer to anything that is expected or required to be communicated. For example, if a meeting is scheduled, the participants might be told that their attendance is ilmoitettavina, meaning they need to confirm their participation. Similarly, if there is a particular piece of information that needs to be shared within a group or organization, it might be described as ilmoitettavina. The term emphasizes the act of making something known or bringing it to someone's attention.