rikkoutumistaan

Rikkoutumistaan is a Finnish word that translates to "its breaking" or "its failure" in English. It is a noun derived from the verb "rikkoutua," which means to break, to become broken, or to fail. The possessive suffix "-an" indicates that the breaking or failure pertains to something belonging to or associated with a third person singular entity (e.g., "his breaking," "her breaking," "its breaking").

The term can be applied to a variety of situations, both literal and figurative. In a physical context, rikkoutumistaan might refer to the breaking of an object, such as a machine, a tool, or a piece of equipment. For example, "Auton rikkoutumistaan esti matkan" could be translated as "The car's breaking (failure) prevented the journey."

Figuratively, rikkoutumistaan can describe the failure of a plan, a system, a relationship, or even a person's spirit. It implies a loss of functionality, integrity, or stability. For instance, "Yrityksen rikkoutumistaan johti huono johtaminen" might mean "The company's failure was led by poor management." The specific meaning is often understood from the surrounding context.