llistä

llistää is a Finnish verb that translates to "to list," "to enumerate," or "to stack" in English. Its specific meaning can vary depending on the context. As "to list" or "to enumerate," it is used when referring to the act of creating a list of items, points, or names. For example, one might llistää ingredients for a recipe or llistää candidates for a position.

In another common usage, llistää can mean "to stack" or "to pile up." This applies to physical objects being placed one on top of another. For instance, one could llistää books on a shelf or llistää firewood. The grammatical form of llistää changes based on tense, mood, and subject, as is typical for Finnish verbs. The infinitive form is llistää, but it conjugates in various ways. Understanding the context is key to correctly interpreting the intended meaning of llistää in a sentence. It is a versatile verb frequently encountered in everyday Finnish.