radioohjelmaksi

radioohjelmaksi is a Finnish word that translates to "for a radio program" or "as a radio program." It is used in the genitive case, indicating possession or purpose. For example, one might say something is suitable "radioohjelmaksi," meaning it is intended for or appropriate as a radio program.

The word is a compound of "radio," referring to radio broadcasting, and "ohjelma," meaning program or show. The "-ksi" suffix signifies the translative case, indicating a transformation or change of state. Therefore, "radioohjelmaksi" implies something becoming or being designated as a radio program.

This term can be used in various contexts. A writer might adapt a story "radioohjelmaksi," meaning they are rewriting it in a format suitable for radio. Similarly, a producer might consider a particular event or topic for inclusion "radioohjelmaksi," assessing its potential as a broadcastable program. The word emphasizes the adaptation or consideration of content for the specific medium of radio.