Eyttää

Eyttää is a Finnish verb that translates to "to let" or "to allow" in English. It is an infinitive form of the verb, and its conjugation varies depending on the subject and tense. For instance, "minä annan" means "I let" or "I allow," while "hän antoi" means "he/she let" or "he/she allowed."

The verb eyttää is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing. It can express permission, permission, or a passive action. For example, "Anna minun mennä" means "Let me go," while "Hän antoi minun odottaa" means "He/She let me wait."

In some contexts, eyttää can also imply a lack of resistance or an unintentional action. For example, "Aurinko antoi lämpöä" means "The sun gave warmth," where the sun is not actively trying to provide warmth but rather it is a natural consequence.

The verb eyttää is a fundamental part of the Finnish language, and understanding its various uses is crucial for effective communication. Its versatility allows for a wide range of expressions, from simple requests to more complex descriptions of events.