kelpaaviksi
Kelpaaviksi is a Finnish translative form of the adjective kelpaava, meaning acceptable, suitable or fit. The form is used to express a change of state toward being considered acceptable or meeting required criteria, often in evaluative or procedural contexts. It is formed from the root kelpa- plus the participial ending -ava and the translative suffix -ksi, which signals becoming or turning into something. In Finnish grammar, kelpaavaksi is a non-finite form that commonly follows verbs such as tulla (to become) or muuttua (to become). For example, one can say that something "tulee kelpaavaksi" or "muuttuu kelpaavaksi," indicating that it is in the process of becoming acceptable.
Usage and contexts: Kelpaaviksi is typical in administrative, educational, and professional decision-making to describe a status
Semantic nuance: Kelpaaviksi generally connotes that something meets minimum criteria or standards, i.e., it is deemed