Latausajalla

Latausajalla is a Finnish term used to describe the state of a device, battery, or system while it is charging. The form combines lataus (charging) with ajalla (during), conveying a transient condition in which charging is ongoing.

In practice, latausajalla appears in manuals, product labels, and telemetry interfaces to indicate that charging is active. It is used for batteries in consumer electronics, vehicle charging, and energy-storage systems. The phrase emphasizes the time during which charging occurs, rather than the finished state of having a full battery.

When used in user interfaces or signage, latausajalla may be paired with other indicators such as a progress bar, percentage, or a change in icon. After charging completes, the status may change to "täynnä" (full) or "käytössä" (in use).

Latausajalla is related to latausaika (charging time) and lataustila (charging state). It is a technical term rather than a colloquial expression; in casual speech Finns may simply say "lataa" or "on latauksessa."

See also lataus, latausaika, lataustila.