Muunnutaan

Muunnutaan is a Finnish word that translates to "let's change" or "we will change." It is a verb in the first-person plural, present tense, imperative mood. The root word is "muuttaa," which means "to change," "to move," or "to transform." The "-nn-" infix is a common feature in Finnish verb conjugations, and the "-taan" ending signifies the first-person plural, often implying a collective or a shared intention to act.

The word can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it might refer to physically moving from one location to another, such as "Muunnutaan huomenna uuteen asuntoon" (Let's move to a new apartment tomorrow). More figuratively, it can express a desire or a decision to alter a situation, habit, or even oneself, for example, "Meidän täytyy muunnutaan tapojamme" (We need to change our habits). It often carries a sense of agency and a forward-looking perspective. The term implies a collective decision or a shared responsibility for initiating and implementing a change. The nuance of "muunnutaan" is that it is an active call to action, suggesting that the change is not passive but requires deliberate effort from the group.