Kiehahtaa

Kiehahtaa is a Finnish verb that translates to "to want" or "to desire" in English. It is a common word used in everyday conversation to express a desire or wish for something. The verb is irregular and has different forms depending on the subject pronoun. For example, in the present tense, it conjugates as follows: minä kiehahtaan (I want), sinä kiehahtaat (you want), hän kiehahtaa (he/she/it wants), me kiehahtamme (we want), te kiehahtatte (you all want), he kiehahtavat (they want). Kiehahtaa can be used with both concrete and abstract nouns, such as "I want a coffee" (minä kiehahtaan kahvia) or "I want to travel" (minä kiehahtaan matkustaa). It is often used in the present tense to express a current desire or in the past tense to describe a past desire that was fulfilled. For instance, "I wanted to go to the beach yesterday" (minä kiehahtasin mennä rantaan eilen). Kiehahtaa is a versatile verb that is essential for expressing personal desires and wishes in Finnish.