Irrotettavat

Irrotettavat is a Finnish word, the plural form of the adjective irrotettava, meaning "removable" or "detachable." It is derived from the verb irrottaa ("to detach, to remove") with the adjectival/participle suffix -tava, which conveys capability or suitability for an action. As an adjective it describes objects or components that can be taken off, separated, or detached.

In everyday usage irrotettavat appears in contexts such as clothing (irrotettavat taskut, detachable pockets), furniture (irrotettavat pehmusteet, removable cushions), electronics (irrotettavat akut, detachable batteries), and vehicle parts. It is also used nounally in colloquial speech to refer to items that are removable parts (e.g., "irrotettavat" meaning "the removable pieces").

The term is relevant in product design, maintenance, and safety discussions because removability affects repairability, cleaning, transport, and regulatory compliance. Designers may specify irrotettavat components to facilitate recycling or replacement, while regulations sometimes distinguish between irrotettavat and kiinteät (fixed) parts.

Grammatically, irrotettavat is used in plural agreement with nouns and can appear in different cases depending on syntactic function. Related forms include irrotettava (singular), irrotettiin (past tense of detach), and irrottaa (infinitive).