taitettavan

Taitettavan is a Finnish word that translates to "foldable" or "collapsible" in English. It is an adjective used to describe an object or structure that can be reduced in size or volume by folding or collapsing it. This characteristic is often desirable for items that need to be stored, transported, or used in a compact manner.

Examples of things that can be taitettavan include furniture, such as tables and chairs, which can be folded flat for easy storage or portability. Many types of equipment, like bicycles or ladders, are also designed to be taitettavan to save space. In the realm of technology, foldable phones and screens represent a modern application of this concept. The purpose of making something taitettavan is typically to enhance its practicality and versatility by allowing it to adapt to different spatial requirements. The mechanism for achieving this foldability varies greatly depending on the object, ranging from simple hinges to more complex articulated joints. The term emphasizes the functional benefit of being able to change the object's form factor.