piiramaks

piiramaks is a Finnish word that translates to "to limit" or "to restrict" in English. It is a verb in the infinitive form, indicating an action that is yet to be performed or a general concept of limitation. The word is derived from the noun "piiri," which means circle or perimeter, suggesting the idea of setting boundaries or confines.

In various contexts, piiramaks can be used to express the need to set limits on resources, time, or even behavior. For example, one might say "on vaja piiramaks kulusid," meaning "it is necessary to limit expenses." Similarly, it can be applied to actions, as in "püüame piiramaks mõju," which translates to "we are trying to limit the impact." The concept of restriction is central to its meaning, implying a deliberate act of control or reduction.

The grammatical form of piiramaks is the third infinitive, often used in conjunction with modal verbs or to express purpose. Understanding this verb is key to comprehending Finnish sentences that deal with regulation, constraint, or the establishment of boundaries. Its usage is widespread in everyday conversation and more formal discourse, reflecting the importance of managing and controlling various aspects of life and society.