valmiit

Valmiit is a Finnish adjective meaning ready-made or completed. It is used to describe objects or tasks that have been finished and are ready for use, delivery, or consumption. Common contexts include food, products, and projects, for example valmiit ruoat (ready-made meals), valmiit tuotteet (finished goods), or valmiit tehtävät (completed tasks). The opposite would be keskeneräiset or valmiiksi tekemättömät.

The word derives from valmis, which means ready, with the plural nominative form valmiit when modifying plural nouns. The singular form is valmis (e.g., valmis tuote). In Finnish, adjectives agree with the noun in number but not gender, and they decline for case.

In industrial and commercial language, valmiit often contrasts with items that require assembly, processing, or further work, such as valmiiksi kokoamaton or keskeneräinen tarve. In supply chains, "valmiiksi valmistetut" and "valmiit varastossa" describe stock that can be sold or dispatched immediately.

Valmiit is also used in everyday language to indicate preparedness or sufficiency, as in "Projektin osat ovat valmiit" (The parts of the project are ready). The term is not a proper noun and does not refer to a specific organization or product line unless context specifies.