käytökelvoton

Käytökelvoton is a Finnish word that translates to "unusable" or "worthless" in English. It describes something that can no longer be used for its intended purpose, often due to damage, wear, or obsolescence. The term can be applied to a wide range of objects, from broken tools and spoiled food to outdated technology and damaged infrastructure.

The degree of "käytökelvoton" can vary. Something might be partially unusable, requiring repair, or completely beyond salvage. For example, a dented can of food might still be edible if the seal is intact, but a rusted-through pipe is definitively käytökelvoton. Similarly, a software program that is no longer supported by its developer can become käytökelvoton as security vulnerabilities are discovered and operating systems evolve.

The concept of "käytökelvoton" also extends to abstract ideas or situations. A plan that has proven to be ineffective might be deemed käytökelvoton. In a legal context, evidence that is deemed inadmissible can be considered käytökelvoton for the purpose of a trial. Ultimately, "käytökelvoton" signifies a state of being unfit for purpose, leading to its disposal, replacement, or abandonment.