käyttökellvoton

Käyttökellvoton is a Finnish term that translates directly to "useless" or "unusable." It is an adjective used to describe something that lacks function, purpose, or practical value. The word is derived from the Finnish words "käyttö" meaning "use" or "operation," and "kelvoton" meaning "worthless" or "incompetent." Therefore, literally, it signifies something that cannot be used.

This term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, a broken appliance that cannot be repaired might be described as käyttökellvoton. Similarly, a poorly designed tool that is difficult or impossible to handle effectively could also be considered käyttökellvoton. In a more abstract sense, an idea or a plan that is impractical or infeasible might be deemed käyttökellvoton. It implies a complete lack of utility, rendering the subject entirely without purpose or benefit in its intended or any practical application. The opposite of käyttökellvoton would be something that is functional, useful, or effective.