monivalikoiden

Monivalikoiden is a Finnish inflected form used to refer to multiple multiple-choice menus or sets of options. It is the genitive plural form of monivalikko, a compound noun formed from moni- meaning many and valikko meaning menu or list of options. In Finnish, monivalikko is used for items that present several selectable choices, such as a quiz question, a form field with several radio buttons, or a dropdown list containing alternatives. The genitive plural monivalikoiden is used to indicate possession or association with more than one such menu or with a collection of multiple-choice items. For example, monivalikoiden vastaukset can be translated as “the answers for the multiple-choice items” or “the answers of the multiple-choice menus,” depending on the context.

In practice, the term appears in discussions of software localization, educational testing, and user interface design. It is not a separate technical concept beyond the normal use of the base word monivalikko; rather, it is a grammatical form used when the sentence requires a phrase indicating “of the multiple-choice menus” or “among the multiple-choice options.”

See also: monivalikko, monivalinta, valikko.