koostuvilla
Koostuvilla is a Finnish term used to describe something that is composed of multiple parts. In design, engineering, and language contexts, it denotes a principle of modularity: components designed to be interoperable and reconfigurable to form various assemblies or meanings. The term comes from the Finnish verb koostua ('to consist of') and the adessive suffix -lla, highlighting the state of being made up of parts.
Origins and scope: The term is relatively new but has gained presence in contemporary Finnish design discourse.
Usage examples: In furniture lines, modular units that can be rearranged exemplify 'koostuvilla' principles. In software,
Relation: Related to modular design, kit-of-parts, and systems thinking.
Notes: The term is mainly used in Finnish contexts and may appear in bilingual technical texts.