Vapautaa
Vapautaa is a Finnish verb meaning to liberate, release, or emancipate. It is a causative form derived from the adjective vapaa, meaning free, and the noun vapaus, meaning freedom, through the suffix -uttaa, which creates a causative action. The base infinitive is vapauttaa. In ordinary usage, vapauttaa is used for freeing someone from confinement, removing restrictions, or granting freedom; it can also be used metaphorically, such as releasing someone from obligations or removing restrictions on speech.
In present tense, the verb forms include vapautan (I liberate), vapautat (you liberate), vapauttaa (he/she liberates);
In Finnish law and policy language, vapauttaa may describe releasing a prisoner, removing a ban, or lifting