Hajoitamme

Hajoitamme is a Finnish verb form meaning “we break down” or “we disassemble.” It is the present tense, first-person plural form of the verb hajoittaa (to decompose, to break apart, to disassemble) and is used when the subject is “we.” The related noun hajoitus refers to decomposition or disintegration.

Etymology and meaning: The root hajo- expresses the idea of breaking into smaller parts. The verb hajoittaa is commonly used for deliberate processes that convert a whole into components, whether in scientific, technical, or everyday contexts. The form hajoitamme appears in clauses where a group acts to cause decomposition or disassembly.

Usage: Hajoitamme can describe a range of activities from scientific experiments to mechanical tasks. In chemistry or materials science, it might be used to denote breaking a compound into elements or simpler substances. In everyday language, it can refer to taking apart furniture or dismantling equipment. The word frequently appears with direct objects such as objects, substances, or structures being broken down.

Related terms: Hajoitus (decomposition), hajoittaminen (the act of breaking down or disassembling), and the verb variants hajoitan, hajoitat, hajoittaa, which cover other grammatical persons and moods. The concept is closely related to synonyms like hajottaa, rikkoa, and pirstaloida, depending on nuance and context.

See also: hajoitus, hajoittaminen, hajottaa, hajota.