langattomat

Langattomat is Finnish term meaning wireless. It is used to describe technologies, devices, or networks that operate without a physical cable connection. In Finnish, langattomat is the plural nominative form of the adjective langaton and is often used as a noun phrase to denote wireless devices or systems (for example, langattomat kuulokkeet, wireless headphones). The term appears in product descriptions, manuals, and media discussions of telecommunications, networking, and consumer electronics.

Etymology and scope: Langaton is formed from the idea of “without wire,” with the suffix -ton indicating absence. The plural form langattomat aligns with the noun it describes. In everyday language, the term covers a range of technologies, including Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, and other wireless standards, as well as wireless charging and remote-control interfaces.

Common uses: Langattomat kuulokkeet (wireless headphones), langaton verkko or langattomat verkkoyhteydet (wireless network/connections), langaton lataus (wireless charging), and wireless controllers can all be described with the word langattomat in appropriate contexts. The term is frequently found in marketing, consumer electronics labeling, and technical discussions, where it signals absence of physical cables, though security and compatibility vary by technology.

See also: wireless communication, Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, NFC, wireless charging. Langattomat illustrates Finnish tech vocabulary and reflects the broader global shift toward wireless technologies.