Päivämärrään

Päivämärrään is a Finnish word that translates to "date" in English. It is a common term used in everyday language to refer to a specific day in a calendar. The word is composed of two parts: "päivä" meaning "day" and "määrä" meaning "number" or "amount." Together, they form the concept of a designated day.

In Finnish, when stating a date, the word päivämäärä is often implied or used in conjunction with the day, month, and year. For example, "Mikä on tämän päivän päivämäärä?" translates to "What is today's date?". The structure of stating dates in Finnish follows a pattern of day, month, and year, similar to many other European languages.

The concept of a specific day is fundamental to organizing time and activities. Whether for scheduling appointments, marking historical events, or simply noting when something occurred, the understanding of päivämäärä is essential in Finnish communication. It serves the same purpose as the word "date" in English, providing a clear reference point within the chronological structure of the calendar. Its usage is widespread across all contexts, from formal documents to casual conversations.