halutuina

Halutuina is a Finnish word that translates to "desired" or "wanted" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb haluta, meaning "to want" or "to desire." The word is used to describe a state of being wanted or wished for, often in a context of longing or aspiration.

For example, one might say "hän on haluttu" which means "he/she is desired." This could refer to a person who is sought after in a romantic or social sense, or perhaps someone who is highly valued in their profession. Similarly, "se on haluttu esine" translates to "it is a desired object," indicating something that is in high demand or much sought after.

The concept of halutuina can also extend to abstract ideas or outcomes. For instance, "rauha on haluttu asia" means "peace is a desired thing." In this context, it expresses a universal longing for a particular state of affairs. The word can carry connotations of hope, aspiration, and the fulfillment of a need or wish. It is a versatile term that can be applied to individuals, objects, or even abstract concepts, all conveying the sense of being wanted or longed for.