Vyötä

Vyötä is the partitive singular form of the Finnish noun vyö, which means belt or waist belt. The form vyötä is used when the belt is the indefinite or partial object of a sentence, such as in constructions with verbs that take a partitive object or in expressions indicating an unspecified amount. For example, tarvin vyötä translates roughly to “I need some belt” or “I need a belt.”

Belts are worn around the waist to secure clothing or to carry items. They are commonly made of leather, fabric, or other materials, and typically feature a buckle or clasp. Belts come in a range of widths and lengths and serve both practical and fashion purposes. In addition to everyday use, belts appear in traditional costumes and clothing, where specific materials and designs may carry cultural significance.

Inflection and related forms: vyötä is the singular partitive form. Other inflected forms of vyö include vyön (genitive singular), vyöitä (partitive plural), and vyöjen (genitive plural). These forms are used according to Finnish grammar rules depending on the syntactic role of the belt in a sentence.

See also: vyö, the base noun for belt.