Toivottavina

Toivottavina is a Finnish word that translates to "desired" or "wishful" in English. It is the partitive plural form of the adjective "toivottava," meaning "desirable" or "hoped for." The word is often used in contexts where something is being wished for, hoped for, or is considered a positive outcome. For example, one might say "toivottavina aikoina" which means "in desirable times" or "in wished-for times."

The concept of "toivottavina" implies an element of anticipation and positive expectation. It can refer to abstract concepts like future happiness or peace, or more tangible things such as a successful career or a healthy family. The word carries a sense of aspiration and optimism.

In Finnish grammar, the partitive case is used to indicate an indefinite quantity or an incomplete action, and in the plural form, it suggests that there are multiple instances of something being desired or hoped for. Therefore, "toivottavina" emphasizes a plurality of wishes or desirable outcomes. It is a common term in everyday Finnish conversation, expressing a shared hope or collective desire for a better future or situation.