mahdollisia

Maedhallisia is the plural partitive form of the Finnish adjective mahdollinen, meaning "possible" or "potential." It is used to describe multiple nouns in contexts where the reference is indefinite or not fully specified, often in phrases expressing several possible options or outcomes.

Etymology and form: The word derives from mahdollinen with the Finnish plural partitive ending -sia/-sia, resulting in mahdollisia. This form commonly appears before plural nouns in partitive constructions, for example when talking about various possibilities rather than a single definite one.

Usage: MaHDollisia is most commonly found in phrases that enumerate or consider several alternatives, possibilities, or scenarios. Examples include:

- mahdollisia vaihtoehtoja (possible options)

- mahdollisia ratkaisuja (possible solutions)

- mahdollisia seurauksia (possible consequences)

In Finnish, the adjective mahdollinen inflects to agree with the noun it modifies, including number and case. Therefore, mahdollisia is typical when the modified noun is plural and often in a partitive context.

Relation to related terms: The noun forma mahdollisuus denotes the concept of a possibility itself, while mahdollinen is the base adjective meaning “possible.” The form mahdollisia sits within this family of words and is one of several inflected variants used in different grammatical contexts.

See also: mahdollisuus, mahdollinen, Finnish grammar on adjectives and inflection, Finnish noun-adjective agreement.

Note: As a common descriptive form, mahdollisia appears across many domains—everyday language, academic writing, and media—whenever multiple potential alternatives or outcomes are being discussed.