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Pyörivädiskomi is a Finnish term that translates to "spinning disc" in English. It most commonly refers to a type of spinning top, a toy that spins on an axis due to rotational energy. These toys are often made of wood, plastic, or metal and are designed to remain balanced on their point while spinning. The act of spinning a pyörivädiskomi involves imparting rotational momentum, typically by twisting a string around its body or by flicking a protruding part.

The concept of spinning tops is ancient and has been found in various cultures worldwide. While the term pyörivädiskomi specifically refers to the Finnish iteration or common usage in Finland, the principle of a spinning toy for amusement or demonstration of physics is universal. Modern pyörivädiskomi toys can range from simple, traditional designs to complex, performance-oriented models with advanced bearing systems for longer spin times. They are popular among children and collectors alike, and competitive spinning events are held in some regions. The physics behind a pyörivädiskomi involves gyroscopic stability, which allows it to resist falling over as long as it is spinning at a sufficient speed.