defektiga

defektiga is a Finnish word that translates to "defective" or "faulty" in English. It is commonly used to describe something that does not function correctly or has a flaw. This can apply to a wide range of objects and situations. For instance, a defective product might be a household appliance that malfunctions or a piece of clothing with a tear. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to a defective argument or a defective process, indicating that it contains errors or weaknesses that prevent it from being sound or effective.

The term defektiga is a noun in its plural form, referring to multiple defective items or instances. The singular form, defekti, also means defective but refers to a single instance. The adjective form is defekti, used to describe a singular noun as being defective. For example, "defekti auto" means a defective car. The word can be used in everyday conversation as well as in more technical contexts, such as manufacturing or quality control, where identifying defective items is crucial for ensuring standards.