aktiivoida

Aktiivoida is a Finnish verb meaning to activate, to enable, or to put into action. It is derived from the adjective "aktiivinen," meaning active. The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, aktiivoida can refer to the process of making something operational. For example, one might "aktivoi laite," meaning to activate a device or appliance. This could involve pressing a button, flipping a switch, or entering a code to make it work. In a more technical context, it might refer to activating a system or a process, such as "aktivoi hälytysjärjestelmä," meaning to activate the alarm system.

Figuratively, aktiivoida can mean to stimulate or to engage someone or something. For instance, a teacher might "aktivoi opiskelijat" to encourage participation in a lesson, meaning to engage or involve the students. It can also describe the process of making something more lively or dynamic. A government policy might be designed to "aktivoi taloutta," meaning to stimulate the economy. The verb implies a transition from a dormant or inactive state to one of activity or responsiveness.