Immateriaali
Immateriaali is a Finnish term that means immaterial or intangible. It describes things without physical substance, such as ideas, knowledge, emotions, rights, or other non-physical phenomena. The word is commonly used in philosophy, law, economics, and everyday language to contrast with material objects.
In economics and accounting, immateriaali often appears as immateriaalinen omaisuus or immateriaalioikeudet, referring to intangible assets.
In law and intellectual property contexts, immateriaalioikeudet (immaterial rights) protect non-physical creations and concepts, such as
Philosophically, immaterialism or immaterial concepts refer to positions that emphasize non-physical reality, such as mind or
Common examples of immaterial value include software, customer relationships, brand equity, and exclusive licenses. The concept