mittelahtivõetav

Mittelahtivõetav is an Estonian term that translates to "non-removable" or "inseparable" in English. It describes something that cannot be taken apart or separated from its original context or structure without causing damage or altering its fundamental nature. This concept is applied in various fields, including engineering, design, and even abstract ideas.

In engineering, a mittelahtivõetav component might be permanently bonded, welded, or integrated into a larger assembly. For instance, a sealed battery unit in a smartphone is often mittelahtivõetav, meaning it cannot be easily removed by the user for replacement. Similarly, certain structural elements in a building might be designed as mittelahtivõetav for reasons of stability and integrity.

The term can also extend to less tangible concepts. A mittelahtivõetav part of an argument or a plan refers to an essential element that, if removed, would fundamentally change or invalidate the whole. In this sense, it signifies a crucial, indispensable component. The usage of mittelahtivõetav emphasizes permanence and the inherent difficulty or impossibility of separation.