muutamme

Muutamme is a Finnish term that functions as the first-person plural present tense form of the verb muuttaa, meaning we move or we change, depending on context. In ordinary use, it denotes actions carried out by the speaker together with others. The exact meaning is determined by the object or complement that follows.

Examples of usage include both relocation and modification. Me muutamme huomenna asuinpaikkaamme. We are changing our place of residence tomorrow. Me muutamme mielipidettämme. We are changing our mind or our opinion. The same form can convey a physical move, a change of state, or a shift in attitude, depending on what follows the verb.

Grammar-wise, muuttaa is a transitive verb and the -mme suffix marks the 1st person plural present. The verb can take a direct object, usually in the partitive or genitive case, or be followed by a prepositional phrase indicating the target or manner of the change. Finnish relies on context and case endings to signal subtle distinctions between moving a location, changing something, or changing one’s mind or stance.

As a word, Muutamme is primarily a verb form rather than a standalone noun. It can appear in sentences, slogans, or titles where the idea of collective change or relocation is conveyed. It is not commonly used as a fixed proper noun, though, and there are no widely recognized entities by that name in standard Finnish references.