häiriöidä

häiriöidä is a Finnish verb that translates to "to disturb," "to bother," or "to disrupt" in English. It describes the act of causing an interruption, annoyance, or disorder to a person, object, or process. The verb can be used in various contexts, from social interactions to physical phenomena.

For example, one might häiriöidä someone by making noise when they are trying to concentrate. It can also refer to something disrupting a natural process, such as a storm häiriöidä the flight schedule. In a more abstract sense, a thought or memory could häiriöidä one's peace of mind.

The conjugation of häiriöidä follows typical Finnish verb patterns. The present tense form for "I disturb" is "häiritsen," and for "you disturb" it is "häiritset." The past tense forms include "häiritsin" (I disturbed) and "häiritsit" (you disturbed). The infinitive is "häiritä." The verb implies an external force causing an unwanted change or unrest. It is a common word used to express the act of causing inconvenience or an unwelcome alteration to a state of being.