irrotettavuutta
Irrotettavuutta is a Finnish noun derived from the verb irrota “to separate” and the suffix -tavu, indicating a quality or state. The term literally translates to “separability” or “distinguishability” in English. It is used both in everyday language to describe whether objects or concepts can be clearly separated or distinguished, and in specialized fields such as physics, chemistry, and information theory where the property of distinguishability has precise technical significance.
In quantum physics irrotettavuutta refers to the distinguishability of particles or quantum states. Classical particles are
Beyond physics, the concept appears in legal contexts where irrotettavuutta relates to the ability to identify
Related Finnish terms include erottuvuus (distinctness) and eriyettävä (distinguishable). The term is also related to the