tukkeutumattoman
tukkeutumattoman is a Finnish adjective that describes something that is free from blockage or obstruction. The term derives from the verb tukehtua, meaning "to choke or become suffocated," combined with the suffix -tattoman, which denotes absence of a characteristic. Thus, tukkeutumattoman literally means “without choking” or “unobstructed.” It is commonly used in contexts involving the flow of fluids, gases, or traffic, as well as in more abstract situations such as the free transmission of information.
In civil engineering and urban planning the word is applied to drainage systems, highways, and pipelines that
The adjective also appears in the social sciences. Researchers studying communication networks might describe a “tukkeutumattoman
tukkeutumattoman is thus a versatile term that captures the idea of clarity, continuity, and absence of barriers