brytbar
Brytbar is a Swedish adjective meaning fragile or breakable, i.e., something that can be broken with relatively little force. The related noun brytbarhet denotes the property of ease of fracture, often translated as fragility or breakability. The word is formed from the verb bryta, “to break,” combined with the suffix -bar, which marks capability.
In everyday language brytbar describes objects such as glass, porcelain, thin ice, or dry pasta—things that
Brittleness is influenced by factors including temperature, loading rate, and microstructure. Some materials become more brittle
The term brytbar is often discussed in relation to durability and ductility, attributes described by words