katkeamisia

Katkeamisia is a Finnish noun meaning interruptions or breaks in continuity. The term is commonly used to refer to multiple instances of disruption, such as outages, interruptions in data streams, or pauses in processes. It is the plural form of katkeaminen, which itself means an act of breaking or interruption. The word derives from the verb katketa, meaning to break off or be interrupted, with the typical Finnish noun-forming suffix -minen and pluralized as -isia in partitive plural usage as katkeamisia.

In usage, katkeamisia appears in technical reports, service-status notes, and production logs to categorize and quantify interruptions. In information technology and telecommunications, it can describe several consecutive or recurring disruptions in a network or service. In manufacturing or broadcasting, it can refer to multiple stoppages that interrupt workflow or transmission.

The concept is closely related to terms such as outage, interruption, disruption, and katkeaminen in Finnish. It is primarily a Finnish-language term, and transliteration or direct usage in English texts is usually explained or quoted.

Example: The incident report lists multiple katkeamisia in the data feed, affecting real-time analytics. Owing to the outages, the team documented several katkeamisia during the deployment window.