kasutamatuks

Kasutamatuks is an Estonian word that translates to "unused," "unusable," or "obsolete" in English. It describes a state where something is no longer serving its intended purpose or has fallen into disrepair, rendering it unfit for use. This can apply to a wide range of objects, from everyday items to more complex machinery or even abstract concepts like an outdated law.

The term implies a loss of functionality or relevance. An object might become kasutamatuks due to wear and tear, technological advancements making it outdated, or simply a lack of demand or need. For instance, an old, broken piece of furniture could be described as kasutamatuks. Similarly, a software program that is no longer supported or compatible with current systems can be considered kasutamatuks.

In a broader sense, "kasutamatuks" can also refer to something that was never used to its full potential or has been neglected to the point of uselessness. The word carries a sense of finality, indicating that the item or concept has reached the end of its useful life. When something is described as kasutamatuks, it often suggests that it is ready to be discarded, replaced, or repurposed if possible. The concept is a common reflection of the lifecycle of objects and ideas in a constantly evolving world.