Irrotettavalla

Irrotettavalla is a Finnish grammatical form used to describe something that can be detached. It is the adessive singular form of the adjective irrotettava, meaning detachable or removable. The base adjective comes from the verb irrottaa (to detach) with the derivational suffix -ttava, which conveys the sense of “able to be” or “capable of.” The adessive -lla marks location or means, producing irrotettavalla to mean “on/with a detachable [part].”

In practice, irrotettavalla is used to modify a noun in the adessive case, typically in technical writing, manuals, and product descriptions to indicate that a component or feature can be detached without destroying the object. The form reflects the noun’s case and number, so the corresponding plurals and other cases change accordingly (e.g., irrotettavilla for plural adessive, irrotettavan for the genitive).

Examples include phrases such as:

- Laite toimitetaan irrotettavalla suojuksella. (The device is delivered with a detachable shield.)

- Johto voidaan irrottaa irrotettavalla liitännällä. (The cord can be detached with a detachable connector.)

Notes:

- Irrotettavalla is not a standalone noun; it is a case-inflected form of the adjective irrotettava.

- The related forms include irrotettavilla (plural adessive) and irrotettavan (genitive singular).

- The term is primarily used in contexts that require precise description of detachable parts or features.