Irrottaava

Irrottaava is a Finnish word that translates to "detachable" or "removable" in English. It is an adjective used to describe an object or a component that can be separated from a larger whole. The term implies a deliberate and usually straightforward process of disconnection, rather than something that breaks or falls off unintentionally.

In practical terms, irrottaava can be applied to a wide range of items. For instance, a car might have irrottaava seats, meaning they can be taken out to create more cargo space. A piece of furniture could feature irrottaava legs or shelves for easier transport or cleaning. In electronics, a detachable power cord or a removable battery pack are common examples of irrottaava parts. The concept is also relevant in tools and equipment, where interchangeable or detachable heads allow for versatility in usage. The opposite of irrottaava would be something fixed or permanently attached. The word emphasizes the functional aspect of being able to disconnect and reconnect components as needed.