Kelvolliset

Kelvolliset is a Finnish plural noun derived from kelvollinen, meaning eligible, suitable, or acceptable. In ordinary Finnish usage, kelvolliset describes people or things that meet defined criteria or standards. The term is commonly used in administrative, employment, and social-policy contexts to refer to those who qualify for a procedure, benefit, or program. For example, kelvolliset hakijat translates to applicants who meet the required criteria.

The word kelvollinen comes from kelpo, meaning fit or capable, with kelpoisuus denoting eligibility or fitness. The suffix -iset marks a plural noun phrase, so kelvolliset can function as “the eligible ones” or “the qualified people.” In formal legal or governmental texts, more precise terms such as kelpoisuus or kelpoetsehdot are often used, but kelvolliset appears in policy summaries, media reports, and other communications to indicate qualification status.

There is no widely recognized organization, movement, or standard entity named Kelvolliset. It is primarily a lexical term rather than a proper noun. If used as a title in literature or media, it would typically denote a group characterized by meeting certain eligibility criteria rather than a fixed, real-world entity.

See also: kelvollinen, kelpoisuus, kelpoiset ehdot, eligibility.