Hyväksyttämään

Hyväksyttämään is a Finnish verb derived from the adjective "hyvä" (good). It functions as an illative plural of the infinitive form of the verb "hyväksyä" (to accept). The verb "hyväksyä" itself means to approve, to sanction, to receive, or to acknowledge.

Therefore, "hyväksyttämään" literally translates to "to make (them) accept" or "to cause (them) to approve." It implies an action taken by a subject to persuade or compel a group of objects to accept or approve something. This could involve convincing people, gaining their endorsement, or ensuring their compliance with a particular idea, proposal, or situation.

The structure of the word highlights the causative nature of the verb. The suffix "-ttää" indicates causation, meaning to cause something to happen. The "-mään" ending signifies the illative case, used to express motion into something or the purpose of an action. Thus, "hyväksyttämään" denotes the purpose of causing others to accept.

In practical usage, "hyväksyttämään" would be used in sentences describing efforts to gain widespread approval or acceptance from multiple individuals or entities. For example, one might work on a plan "hyväksyttämään" it with the board members or try to get a new law "hyväksyttämään" by the public.