Voitettavissa

Voitettavissa is a Finnish adjective meaning “able to be won” or “winnable.” It describes something that can be obtained as a prize, achieved in a competition, or otherwise acquired as a result. The form is commonly used to indicate that an outcome is not predetermined but possible for participants or contenders.

Morphology and usage

Voitettavissa is formed from the verb voittaa (to win) with the suffix that turns verbs into potential, combined with the inessive ending. In practice, it is used to describe a state or situation that is capable of yielding a win, for example in predicative constructions such as “Palkinto on voitettavissa” (The prize is winnable / The prize is up for grabs). The word often appears in written and spoken Finnish in contexts like sports, marketing, and announcements about opportunities or contests.

Related forms

The root verb is voittaa; related words include voitto (victory) and voitettava/voitettava tilaisuus (a prize or opportunity that can be won). The -ttava/-ttavissa pattern is a common Finnish construction to express possibility or capability.

See also

Finnish participial and potential forms, such as -ttava/-ttävä suffixes, and the broader verb voittaa family. For usage guidance, consult Finnish language resources focusing on predicative adjectives and contest or prize descriptions.