käsiämme

Käsiämme is a Finnish word that translates to "our hands" in English. It is the possessive plural form of the noun "käsi," meaning "hand." The suffix "-mme" indicates the first-person plural possessive, signifying that the hands belong to "us" or "we."

The word "käsiämme" can be used in a variety of contexts. For instance, it might appear in a sentence describing collective action, such as "Käsiämme tarvitaan auttamaan" which translates to "Our hands are needed to help." It can also refer to the shared experience or effort of a group. For example, "Työ tehtiin käsiämme yhteistyöllä" could mean "The work was done with our hands in cooperation."

In a more literal sense, "käsiämme" refers to the physical hands belonging to multiple people within a group. The word highlights a sense of shared ownership or involvement, emphasizing that a task or situation is a collective endeavor. Its usage is common in everyday Finnish conversation and literature, reflecting the importance of teamwork and shared responsibility. The grammatical structure of "käsiämme" is a good example of Finnish agglutination, where suffixes are added to a root word to convey grammatical information.