rikkouttamatta

Rikkouttamatta is a Finnish adverb meaning “without breaking” or “unbroken.” It describes something that remains intact or is not damaged during handling, transport, or use. The term is commonly used in contexts involving materials, packaging, shipping, and safety, but it can also appear in everyday language to emphasize that an object endured a process without harm.

Rikkouttamatta is formed from a verb stem related to breakage and the negative adverbial suffix -matta-. It conveys that the subject remains in a state free from breakage. The form is typically used with nouns or pronouns and can modify phrases describing actions where damage would otherwise be possible.

Examples:

- Lasipullo säilyi rikkouttamatta matkalla. (The glass bottle remained unbroken during the trip.)

- Tavara toimitettiin rikkouttamatta. (The item was delivered intact.)

In usage, rikkouttamatta often appears in product descriptions, shipping notices, insurance claims, and quality assurances, where the absence of damage is a notable attribute. Related terms include rikkoutua (to break), rikkominen (breaking/damage), and intakti (intact state).