Unohdamme

Unohdamme is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Finnish verb unohtaa, meaning "to forget." It expresses that the group including the speaker forgets something or has a tendency to forget. The infinitive form is unohtaa, and the verb stem is unoht-. The suffix -mme marks the 1st person plural, and the form agrees with the subject in number and person.

In usage, unohdamme appears in ordinary declarative sentences. For example: "Me unohdamme avaimet" means "We forget the keys." The form is part of a broader Finnish verb conjugation system that marks person and number on the verb. The imperative mood to suggest forgetting something would use a different form, such as "Unohtakaamme se" (let us forget it).

Related forms include unohtaa (to forget), unohtaminen (forgetting, noun form), and unohtua (to be forgotten, to forget by accident). The expression is common in everyday speech and writing, and can be contrasted with other persons: "sinä unohdat" (you forget), "hän unohtaa" (he/she forgets).

See also: Finnish language, Finnish verb conjugation, unohtaminen, unohtua.