Huuhdot
Huuhdot is a Finnish verb form meaning “you rinse.” It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb huuhdota, which generally means to rinse, flush, or wash by letting liquid pass over or through something. The root idea behind huuhdota is removing dirt, residues, or impurities with water or another liquid.
In usage, huuhdot describes actions such as rinsing dishes, vegetables, or other items before or after cleaning,
Examples illustrate typical contexts: Sinä huuhdot astiat. (You rinse the dishes.) Huuhdotko tämän? (Do you rinse
Phonology and morphology: huuhdot derives from the stem huuhd- with typical Finnish present-tense endings for the
Etymology: huuhdota belongs to the class of Finnish verbs related to cleaning with liquid and is related
Huuhdot is primarily of interest in linguistic and language-learning contexts as an example of Finnish verb