loppuunmyyty

Loppuunmyyty is a Finnish adjective and status term meaning that something has been sold out, or that inventory or tickets are no longer available. It is commonly used to describe products, services, or events whose demand has exhausted supply.

The word is formed from loppu, meaning end or completion, combined with illative form loppuun and the past passive participle myyty, meaning sold. The compound thus signals that the sale of the item or inventory has been completed. In practice, loppuunmyyty is used as a predicate or attribute, for example on product pages, signs, or announcements: liput ovat loppuunmyydyt (the tickets are sold out).

Contexts and usage. In retail and e-commerce, loppuunmyyty appears when stock has run out, often triggering notifications of restock or substitutes. In events and entertainment, it indicates that all tickets have been sold, sometimes leading to waitlists or third-party resale. The term can carry a psychological effect, signaling popularity or scarcity, but can also lead to customer frustration if replenishment or alternatives are not offered.

Variants and related terms. Finnish inflection yields forms such as loppuunmyyty (singular), loppuunmyydyt (plural), and corresponding forms to agree with different nouns and cases. Related terms include loppuunmyynti (clearance sale or end-of-stock sale) and varastossa (in stock), which is the opposite concept.

See also. Loppuunmyynti; myyty; varastossa. The term is primarily a common descriptive label in Finnish commerce and event management rather than a fixed title of a specific work.