Läpiviedä

Läpiviedä is a Finnish verb that translates to "to pass through" or "to go through" in English. It is used to describe the action of moving or traveling from one place to another, or the process of something passing through a certain state or stage. The verb is commonly used in everyday conversations and in various contexts, such as describing the passage of time, the flow of a process, or the movement of objects or people.

The basic form of läpiviedä is "läpiviedä," and it is conjugated in the same way as other Finnish verbs. The past tense form is "läpivitti," and the past participle is "läpivittänyt." The verb can be used both intransitively and transitively. In the intransitive form, it describes the action of passing through without specifying what is being passed through. For example, "Aika läpivii" means "Time passes."

In the transitive form, läpiviedä requires an object that specifies what is being passed through. For instance, "Läpivin läpi talven" means "I passed through the winter." The verb can also be used with different prepositions to indicate the direction or manner of passing through. For example, "Läpivin läpi ovesta" means "I passed through the door," while "Läpivin yli sillan" means "I passed over the bridge."

Läpiviedä is a versatile verb that can be used in a wide range of contexts, making it an essential part of the Finnish language. Its usage is straightforward and can be easily understood by both native speakers and learners of the language.