nousee

Nousee is the third-person singular present tense form of the Finnish verb nousta, which means to rise, to get up, or to go up. It is used when the subject of the sentence is singular and the action is taking place in the present. The standard present-tense forms for nousta include: minä nousen, sinä nouset, hän nousee; me nousemme, te nousette, he nousevat.

In usage, nousee describes both physical and figurative rising. Examples include someone standing up: Hän nousee ylös. The sun rising: Aurinko nousee. Prices or levels increasing: Hinnat nousee or Hinnat nousevat in plural subjects. The form also appears in meteorological or symbolic contexts to indicate ascent or emergence.

Phonology and morphology: nousta is a Finnish verb ending in -sta in its infinitive, and nouse- is the present stem used with standard personal endings. The verb has other forms such as the imperative nouse and various past and conditional forms built from the same stem.

Context and usage notes: nousee is a common, everyday verb in Finnish and appears across spoken language, journalism, and literature. It is typically used with animate or inanimate subjects that are capable of rising or increasing, as well as with metaphoric rises such as probabilities or values. The form is one of the basic building blocks of Finnish verb conjugation and is taught early in Finnish grammar.