Paljastettava

Paljastettava is a Finnish verbal adjective formed from the verb paljastaa ("to reveal, disclose"). It denotes something that must be disclosed or shown. The form is used before a noun, effectively meaning "to-be-disclosed" or "disclosable" in English. For example, paljastettava tieto means information that must be disclosed. The word can also appear as a noun in the related form paljastettavuus, which denotes the property or status of being disclosable.

In Finnish, the suffix -ttava marks the to-be form; paljastettava is typical in legal, regulatory, corporate, and journalistic contexts to indicate disclosure obligations. It contrasts with paljastettu, the past participle meaning "disclosed" or "revealed." The act of disclosing is paljastaminen.

Common usages include phrases such as paljastettavat tiedot ("the disclosable information"), for example in financial reporting or public records. In the law, documents may refer to paljastettava tieto under transparency or accountability requirements. The term can appear in guidelines, contracts, and media reporting, where it helps distinguish what information remains confidential from what must be made public.