Paljastettavilla

Paljastettavilla is a Finnish word that translates to "revealable" or "uncoverable" in English. It refers to something that can be exposed, disclosed, or made visible. The term is often used in contexts where information or a physical object has been concealed or hidden, and the act of making it known is significant.

In a more abstract sense, "paljastettavilla" can describe situations where secrets are revealed, truths come to light, or hidden motives are exposed. For instance, a journalist might investigate a story that is "paljastettavilla," meaning the information they seek can be uncovered through their research. Similarly, in a legal context, evidence might be "paljastettavilla" during a trial, implying it will be presented and examined.

Physically, the word can refer to objects or structures that are designed to be opened or accessed. An example could be a hidden compartment in furniture that is "paljastettavilla" upon a specific action. It can also describe something that was intentionally obscured but is now susceptible to being seen. The key aspect of "paljastettavilla" is the potential for something previously hidden or unknown to become apparent.