Valittavana

Valittavana is a Finnish adjective meaning "available for selection" or "that can be chosen." It is used to describe items, options, or services that are currently accessible to a user or buyer. The term is common in online catalogs, reservation systems, menus, and software interfaces, where it signals that a choice can be made at the present moment.

Grammatically, valittavana is formed from the verb valita, meaning "to choose," with participial and suffixal elements that indicate a state of being able to be chosen. In practice, it labels options or offerings as currently selectable, as opposed to those that are unavailable or not offered.

Usage examples include phrases like “valittavat vaihtoehdot” (the options that are available to choose from) or “tuote on valittavana” (the product is available for selection). The form is widely understood across Finnish-speaking contexts and is particularly common in digital interfaces and consumer communications.

Variations and related forms include valittava (that can be chosen) and valittavissa (able to be chosen or selectable in a general sense). While valittavana emphasizes the current state of availability, other forms may focus more on the potential for selection in different grammatical structures.

In summary, valittavana functions as a concise, neutral label in Finnish to indicate that something can be selected at the moment, making it a standard term in shopping, listings, and interactive systems.