isännöidäsanaan

The Finnish verb "isännöidä" translates to "to manage," "to host," or "to run" in English. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. The word's root, "isäntä," means "host," "master," or "landlord." Therefore, "isännöidä" carries the connotation of being in charge, providing for, or overseeing something or someone.

One common usage of "isännöidä" is in the context of managing a household or property. For instance, someone might "isännöidä" their home, implying they are responsible for its upkeep and daily operations. In a broader sense, it can refer to managing an estate or a farm.

The verb also signifies the act of hosting an event or guests. When someone "isännöi" a party or a dinner, they are the host, responsible for the guests' comfort and the event's smooth running. This usage emphasizes hospitality and the role of the organizer.

Furthermore, "isännöidä" can be used in a more formal or business context, referring to the management of a company, organization, or a specific project. A manager might "isännöidä" a department or a team, indicating their leadership and responsibility for its performance. The term "isännöitsijä" refers to a property manager, further solidifying the connection to management and oversight.