Mietimme

Mietimme is a Finnish verb form meaning "we thought" or "we considered." It is the first-person plural past tense of the verb miettiä, which means to think about, to consider, or to ponder. The infinitive of the verb is miettiä.

In usage, Mietimme is employed to describe deliberation that happened in the past. It often introduces a clause or a phrase describing what was considered, such as options, plans, or decisions. For example, Mietimme vaihtoehdot ennen päätöksen tekemistä means "We considered the options before making the decision," and Mietimme, onko tämä ratkaisu hyvä translates to "We thought about whether this solution is good."

Notes on nuance and form: the form conveys deliberation rather than a simple belief. It is common in both spoken and written Finnish, including narrative passages, reports, and conversations. The construction can be followed by subordinate clauses introduced with että or by direct object phrases describing what was considered.

Ambiguity and branding: when capitalized, Mietimme could appear as a proper noun in branding or as a title, but in standard Finnish it is primarily seen as a verb form. Unlike a standalone dictionary entry, Mietimme is not used as a separate lexical item outside its grammatical role; its meaning is determined by context and the rest of the sentence.