korjaustarvetta

Korjaustarvetta is Finnish a noun meaning the need for repair or repairs needed. It is the partitive form of korjaustarve, which combines the roots korjaus (repair) and tarve (need). The word is used to describe a condition in which something requires maintenance or corrective work, and it can refer to a single item or to multiple items within a system or structure.

In everyday language, korjaustarvetta is used when assessing the condition of a device, building, or other asset. It is common in contexts such as maintenance planning, insurance assessments, and condition evaluations, where officials or technicians report that more work is required. Examples of usage include: Laite osoittaa korjaustarvetta. (The device shows a need for repair.) Kuntoarvio paljasti korjaustarvetta useille rakennuksen osille. (A condition assessment revealed repairs needed for several parts of the building.) The term is typically used in the partitive form to indicate an ongoing or unspecified amount of repair need.

Variants of the word include korjaustarve (singular nominative) and korjaustarpeet (plural). Related concepts encompass maintenance, repair work, and condition assessment. In Finnish, korjaustarvetta functions as a general descriptor of necessary remedial actions and is commonly found in technical, industrial, and consumer contexts where upkeep is evaluated or planned.