mahdollistaman

Mahdollistaman is a Finnish word that translates to "enabled" or "made possible" in English. It is the past active participle of the verb mahdollistaa, which means to enable, to make possible, or to facilitate. The word is used to describe something that has been brought into existence or achieved through the actions of someone or something else.

For example, if a new law makes it possible for more people to access healthcare, one could say that the law has mahdollistaman better healthcare access. Similarly, if a technological innovation allows for faster communication, that innovation has mahdollistaman quicker connections. The word implies a cause-and-effect relationship where one entity or action creates the conditions for another to occur or exist.

The grammatical form "mahdollistaman" specifically indicates that the action of enabling was performed by someone or something and that the result is now a state of being possible. It is often used in formal contexts and technical writing, but can also appear in everyday language when discussing how something came to be. Understanding the nuance of this word helps in comprehending how causality and agency are expressed in the Finnish language.