Võtmast

Võtmast is a Finnish word that translates to "taking" or "to take" in English. It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb "ottaa," which means "to take." This verb is highly versatile in Finnish and can be used in a wide range of contexts, similar to its English counterpart.

The literal meaning of "võtmast" is to physically grasp or seize something. For example, one might say "hän võtmast kirjaa" which means "he is taking a book." However, the word's usage extends far beyond this. It can also refer to the act of accepting, receiving, or adopting something. For instance, "hän võtmast uutta työtä" translates to "he is taking a new job."

Furthermore, "võtmast" can be used idiomatically. It can imply understanding or comprehending something, as in "hän ei võtmast vitsiä" meaning "he is not taking the joke" (i.e., he doesn't understand it). It can also signify undertaking a task or responsibility, such as "hän võtmast vastuuta" which means "he is taking responsibility." The context in which "võtmast" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning. Its frequent application makes it one of the most common and fundamental verbs in the Finnish language.