irrotuksesta

Irrotuksesta is a Finnish noun that refers to the act or process of detaching, removing, or separating something from a larger whole. It is formed from the verb irrota, meaning to detach, with the abstract noun suffix -us, and the elative case form -uksesta, which indicates source or origin: “from detachment” or “as a result of detachment.” The term is used across several domains to describe detachment events or conditions stemming from detachment.

In technical contexts, irrotuksesta points to the action of removing a component or disassembling a system. Maintenance procedures may include steps of irrotus in which parts are detached for inspection or replacement; safety protocols may require a controlled irrotus to prevent accidental release or disengagement. In broader usage, the word can denote disengagement, withdrawal, or separation in organizational, legal, or social discussions. Phrases commonly paired with irrotuksesta describe causes or effects, for instance irrotuksesta johtuvat ongelmat (problems arising from detachment) or irrotuksesta aiheutuvat kustannukset (costs arising from detachment).

Grammar-wise, irrotuksesta is the elative case of irrotus, but it is used flexibly in written Finnish to indicate origin or cause in noun phrases. The base forms to know are irrotus (detachment, removal), irrotta(a) (to detach), and irrottaa (to detach, dislodge).

See also: irrotus, irrotta, irrottaa. References: standard Finnish dictionaries such as Kielitoimisto.