miellyttämään

Miellyttämään is the illative plural form of the Finnish verb "miellyttää." The root verb "miellyttää" means to please, to satisfy, or to make someone happy. Therefore, "miellyttämään" literally translates to "to please" or "in order to please" when referring to multiple entities or a general purpose.

This form is commonly used in Finnish sentences to express purpose or intention. For instance, a sentence might describe an action being done with the specific goal of pleasing someone or something. The illative case in Finnish indicates movement into something or a destination, and when used with an infinitive, it often signifies a purpose or a reason for an action.

The grammatical structure using "miellyttämään" would typically follow another verb or a noun phrase that describes the action or entity that is the subject of the pleasing. For example, "Hän teki sen miellyttämään heitä" translates to "He did it to please them." In this context, "miellyttämään" clearly indicates the purpose behind the action "teki" (did). It is a crucial grammatical construction for expressing deliberate actions aimed at eliciting a positive response from others.