eifiniittistäVerbiriippuvuussanaa

eifiniittistäVerbiriippuvuussanaa is a Finnish linguistic term. It translates roughly to "finite verb dependency word" or "finite verb complement word." This term refers to a word or phrase that is grammatically dependent on a finite verb and serves to complete its meaning or function within a sentence.

In Finnish grammar, finite verbs are those that express tense, mood, and person. The eifiniittistäVerbiriippuvuussanaa often takes the form of a noun, pronoun, or adjective in a particular case, or it can be an infinitive or a clausal complement. Its presence is often necessary for the verb to form a complete and meaningful clause.

For example, in the sentence "Minä luen kirjaa" (I am reading a book), "kirjaa" (book) is the eifiniittistäVerbiriippuvuussanaa of the finite verb "luen" (am reading). It acts as the direct object, specifying what is being read. Similarly, in "Hän haluaa nähdä elokuvan" (He/She wants to see the movie), "nähdä elokuvan" (to see the movie) functions as the complement of "haluaa" (wants).

Understanding the role of eifiniittistäVerbiriippuvuussanaa is crucial for analyzing Finnish sentence structure and identifying the core components of a verbal phrase. It highlights the syntactic relationships between verbs and their dependents, contributing to a deeper comprehension of Finnish syntax.