halutuilla

Halutuilla is a Finnish grammatical form, the adessive plural form of the past passive participle haluttu, meaning "desired" or "wanted." It functions as an adjective that agrees with a plural noun in the adessive case, for example halutuilla elokuvilla "with the desired films" or halutuilla ehdoilla "on the desired terms."

Etymology and morphology: The base is the past passive participle haluttu, derived from the verb haluta "to want." To modify a plural noun in a phrase, the participle takes the adessive plural ending -illa, yielding halutuilla. The form is used to attribute desirability to the referenced items, not necessity.

Usage: Halutuilla is common in contexts such as marketing, procurement, or editorial language where the desire or preference of a party is specified. It is typically followed by a plural noun in the adessive case. Examples:

- Halutuilla elokuvilla on suurempi katsojamäärä. (The desired films have a larger audience.)

- Halutuilla ehdoilla projekti sai rahoitusta. (The project received funding on favorable terms.)

- Halutuilla tuotteilla on parempi saatavuus verkossa. (The desired products have better availability online.)

Variations and notes: Related forms include haluttu (singular nominative) and other case forms like halutun (genitive) or halutuille (allative). In everyday speech halutuilla is less common than other adjective forms, but it appears in written prose, press releases, and formal descriptions.

See also: Finnish grammar; past passive participle; adjectives.