Ratkaistaviksi

Ratkaistaviksi is a Finnish word that translates to "to be solved" or "for solving" in English. It is a plural form derived from the verb "ratkaista," which means "to solve," "to resolve," or "to decide." The suffix "-vaksi" indicates a purpose or an intention. Therefore, "ratkaistaviksi" specifically refers to tasks, problems, or issues that are designated or available for someone to address and find a solution for.

The term is often used in contexts where a list of pending actions or challenges is presented. For example, a project manager might have a list of tasks that are "ratkaistaviksi" for their team. Similarly, in a more general sense, a situation might present several "ratkaistaviksi" issues that need to be dealt with. The word implies an expectation of action and resolution. It can be used in both formal and informal settings, from business reports to casual conversations about everyday chores. The essence of "ratkaistaviksi" lies in the anticipation that a solution will be found or that an effort will be made towards finding one.