Möliga

Möliga is a Swedish word that translates to "possible" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that has the potential to happen or exist. The word is derived from the verb "möjliggöra," which means "to enable" or "to make possible."

In Swedish grammar, "möjliga" is the plural or definite form of the adjective "möjlig." For example, "Det är möjligt" means "It is possible" (singular/indefinite), while "Möjliga lösningar" means "Possible solutions" (plural/definite). The gender of the noun it modifies also affects the form, though "möjliga" is a common form for both common and neuter gender nouns in the plural or definite singular.

The concept of possibility is fundamental in many fields, including logic, philosophy, and probability. In everyday language, "möjliga" is used to discuss options, potential outcomes, and hypothetical situations. It implies that an action or event is not guaranteed but is within the realm of what could occur. For instance, one might say, "Vi har några möjliga datum för mötet" (We have a few possible dates for the meeting), indicating that these dates are potential candidates but not yet finalized. The word signifies a lack of certainty but the presence of feasibility.