Liikkuttaaliikuttaa

Liikkuttaaliikuttaa is a Finnish word that primarily translates to "to move" or "to make move." It is a versatile verb used in a wide range of contexts. In its most literal sense, it refers to physical displacement, such as a person moving their body or an object being relocated. For example, one might say "Hän liikuttaa tuolia" (He moves the chair).

Beyond physical movement, liikkuttaaliikuttaa can also describe the initiation of action or the act of causing something to happen. This can include prompting someone to act or setting a process in motion. For instance, "Musiikki liikuttaa tunteita" (Music moves emotions) illustrates its metaphorical use in affecting feelings.

The verb can also imply a change in state or position, not necessarily involving physical travel. This could be seen in phrases like "aika liikuttaa ihmisiä" (time moves people) in the sense of aging or progressing. In a more abstract sense, it can mean to influence, persuade, or stir someone. For example, "Hänen puheensa liikutti yleisöä" (His speech moved the audience). The precise meaning is often understood from the surrounding context.