Kiinnitettävinä

Kiinnitettävinä is a Finnish word that translates to "attachable" or "fastenable" in English. It is a plural form of the adjective "kiinnitettävä," which describes something that can be attached or fastened. The word is commonly used in contexts where an object or component is designed to be secured to another surface or item. This can range from household items like furniture with attachable accessories to industrial applications involving machinery or construction materials.

The concept of "kiinnitettävinä" implies a designed capability for connection. This might involve pre-drilled holes, hooks, clasps, or other mechanisms that facilitate attachment. The purpose of making something attachable is often to provide flexibility, modularity, or enhanced functionality. For example, a table might have kiinnitettävinä legs, allowing it to be assembled or disassembled easily. Similarly, a bag could have kiinnitettävinä straps for different carrying options.

In technical specifications or product descriptions, "kiinnitettävinä" indicates that the item is not a standalone unit but requires a method of securing it for its intended use. This word is a practical descriptor that highlights the ability of an object to be fixed in place, often contributing to its versatility and user-friendliness. The specific method of attachment can vary widely depending on the object and its application.