käsitletavatest

Käsitletavatest is a Finnish word that translates to "those to be discussed" or "topics under consideration" in English. It refers to a group of subjects, issues, or items that are currently being examined, debated, or deliberated upon. This term is commonly used in formal settings, such as meetings, official documents, or academic discussions, where a specific set of points are on the agenda for review or decision-making.

The concept of käsitletavatest implies a process of active engagement with the identified items. It suggests that these are not merely passively presented but are subjects that require attention, analysis, and potentially some form of resolution. The scope of "käsitletavatest" can vary widely, encompassing anything from specific policy proposals and project plans to more abstract concepts or challenges that need to be addressed by a group or organization.

In a meeting context, "käsiteltävät asiat" might be the agenda items, which are the käsitletavatest. Individuals involved are expected to be prepared to discuss these points, offer their perspectives, and contribute to reaching a conclusion or making a decision. The term emphasizes the deliberative nature of the process, highlighting that these are matters requiring thought and action.