kapeutuu

kapeutuu is a Finnish verb that translates to "to become or get narrower" or "to taper off." It is derived from the adjective "kapea," meaning narrow. The verb describes a process of reduction in width or size.

The word can be used in various contexts. In a physical sense, it might describe a river narrowing as it flows, or a road becoming more constricted. It can also refer to abstract concepts. For example, a discussion might "kapeutuu" if it becomes focused on a smaller, more specific topic, or if the number of participants dwindles. Similarly, an opportunity could "kapeutuu" if it becomes less accessible or available.

The verb "kapeutuu" is in the third-person singular present tense, active form. Its passive counterpart is "kapeudutaan," meaning "it is being narrowed" or "one is becoming narrower." The infinitive form is "kapeutua." Understanding "kapeutuu" is helpful for comprehending descriptions of physical narrowing or the reduction of scope in Finnish language usage.