hengennettäviksi

hengennettäviksi is a Finnish word that translates to "breathable" or "air-permeable." It is commonly used in the context of textiles and materials to describe their ability to allow air to pass through them. This property is important for comfort and health, as it helps to regulate body temperature and prevent the buildup of moisture. For example, clothing made from breathable materials will keep the wearer cooler and drier during physical activity. In construction, breathable materials can help to prevent condensation and mold growth within buildings. The term can also be applied to other contexts, such as food packaging, where breathability might be desired to maintain freshness or prevent spoilage. The degree of breathability can vary greatly depending on the material's composition, weave, or structure.