beittää

Beittää is a Finnish verb that translates to "to bite" in English. It is a regular verb in the Finnish language, meaning it follows the standard conjugation patterns. The verb is used to describe the action of biting something or someone. For example, "Kissa beittää hiirtä" translates to "The cat bites the mouse." Beittää can also be used in a figurative sense to describe biting into something, such as biting into a juicy apple.

The verb beittää is conjugated in the present tense as follows: minä beitan, sinä beitat, hän/hän beittaa, me beimme, te beitte, he/ne beittävät. In the past tense, it is conjugated as: minä beitin, sinä beitit, hän/hän beitti, me beimme, te beitte, he/ne beittivät. The infinitive form of the verb is beittää, and the present participle is beittämässä.

Beittää is a common verb in Finnish and is used in various contexts, from describing animal behavior to expressing actions in everyday life. It is an essential part of the Finnish vocabulary and is used by both native speakers and learners of the language.