ratkaistuiksi

ratkaistuiksi is a Finnish word that translates to "solved" or "resolved" in English, often used in the past passive plural form. It indicates a state where a problem, mystery, or situation has been brought to a conclusion or has had a solution found.

The word derives from the verb "ratkaista," which means to solve, resolve, or decide. The ending "-iksi" signifies the past passive plural form, implying that multiple things have been solved or are in a solved state. For example, if a detective has solved several cases, one might say that the cases "ovat tulleet ratkaistuiksi" (have become solved).

In everyday language, "ratkaistuiksi" can refer to anything from mathematical equations and puzzles to interpersonal conflicts or complex logistical challenges. The emphasis is on the completion of a process that required finding an answer or a way forward. The context in which it is used will typically clarify what has been resolved. Its usage implies a definitive outcome, leaving no lingering questions or issues related to the matter at hand.