Jaluttaa

Jaluttaa is a Finnish verb that translates to "to walk" or "to lead" someone or something. It is often used in the context of walking a dog or accompanying someone on foot. The verb implies a deliberate action of guiding or escorting.

The base form of the verb is "jaluttaa," and it conjugates like other Finnish verbs. For example, "minä jalutan" means "I walk/lead," and "hän jaluttaa" means "he/she walks/leads." The past tense would be "jalutti" and the future tense often uses the auxiliary verb "tulla" followed by the third infinitive of "jaluttaa," such as "tulee jaluttamaan" (will walk/lead).

The word "jaluttaa" can also be used figuratively to describe guiding someone through a process or situation. For instance, one might "jaluttaa" a new employee through their first week at work, meaning to guide and assist them. The context in which "jaluttaa" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning. It is a common and versatile verb in everyday Finnish conversation.