mahdollistamana

Mahtollistamana is a Finnish grammatical form derived from the verb mahdollistaa, meaning to enable or make possible. In linguistic terms it is an essive construction built from a participial stem, used to express a state or role—in this case “as being possible” or “as a possible.” The form is most often encountered in written, formal, or analytical Finnish, rather than in everyday speech.

Formation and meaning. The base idea comes from the participle mahdollistama (something that enables or makes possible). By adding the essive suffix -na, the form mahdollistamana conveys a temporary or contextual state: a role or condition under which something is considered, roughly translating to “as a possible [option/measure].” It sits with other essive participial forms that describe how things are regarded in a given context.

Usage. Mahtollistamana is typically used in more formal or theoretical prose to frame discussions around possibilities or conditions. It can introduce or characterize a factor as one that makes a situation feasible, or to present an option within a hypothetical or evaluative discussion. It is not a common everyday spoken form and may appear primarily in academic, policy, or literary texts.

See also. Finnish grammar, essive case, participles in Finnish, mahdollistaa. Notes about this form reflect its status as a specialized, bookish construction rather than a staple of everyday language.