Rakentaasekä

Rakentaasekä is a Finnish verb phrase that translates directly to "to build also" or "to construct as well." It is formed by combining the infinitive form of the verb "rakentaa" (to build, to construct) with the enclitic particle "kä" (also, too). This phrase is used to indicate that an action of building or construction is being performed in addition to another mentioned or implied action, or that someone or something is also involved in the building process.

The grammatical function of "rakentaasekä" is to add emphasis or inclusion to the act of building. For instance, one might say "Hän rakentaasekä talon" which means "He also builds the house" or "He builds the house too." The particle "kä" attaches directly to the verb, indicating that the entire verb phrase carries this sense of addition. It is a common construction in colloquial Finnish, adding nuance to everyday speech and writing. The meaning is straightforward, relying on the primary meaning of "rakentaa" and the additive sense of "kä."