Lisäännytään

"Lisäännytään" is the present active imperative form of the Finnish verb "lisätä," which translates to "let's add" or "we add" in English. This form is used to encourage or instruct a group of people to perform the action of adding something.

The verb "lisätä" is a common Finnish word with multiple uses. It can refer to physically adding an item to a collection, increasing a quantity, or supplementing something with additional elements. For example, "lisätään vettä" means "let's add water," while "lisätään rahaa" translates to "let's add money."

In Finnish grammar, the imperative mood is used to give commands or make requests. The form "lisäännytään" is specifically used when the subject of the action is plural or when addressing a group of people collectively. For instance, "lisäännytään uusia tehtäviä" means "let's add new tasks."

This verb is part of the Finnish language's rich conjugation system, where verbs change form based on tense, mood, voice, and person. The past tense of "lisätä" is "lisäsin," and the past passive form is "lisättiin." The verb is also used in various compound forms, such as "lisätäkseen," which is the present active participle.

"Lisäännytään" is widely used in everyday Finnish conversation, both in formal and informal settings. It reflects the language's flexibility and its ability to convey nuanced meanings through its grammatical structures. Understanding this form helps learners grasp the imperative mood and its practical applications in Finnish communication.