Horjuuttamaan

Horjuuttamaan is a Finnish verb that translates to "to deteriorate" or "to worsen" in English. It is derived from the noun horju, which means "deterioration" or "worsening." The verb is used to describe a process or condition that becomes progressively worse over time. For example, one might say "talon kunto horjuuttamaan" to mean "the condition of the house is deteriorating."

The verb horjuuttamaan is often used in contexts where there is a decline in quality, performance, or condition. It can be applied to various subjects, such as physical structures, relationships, or even abstract concepts like health or morale. For instance, "yhteyden kunto horjuuttamaan" could mean "the relationship is worsening."

In Finnish, the verb is conjugated in the present tense as "horjuuttamaan" and in the past tense as "horjuuttiin." The infinitive form is "horjuuttamaan," and the passive form is "horjuuttua." The verb takes the -t- suffix in the present tense and the -tiin- suffix in the past tense, following the regular conjugation patterns of Finnish verbs.

Horjuuttamaan is a useful word for expressing the idea of something getting progressively worse, and it is an important part of the Finnish language for conveying such concepts.