repimään

Repimään is a Finnish verb that translates to "to tear," "to rip," or "to pull apart" in English. It is the third infinitive form of the verb repiä. This form is used in various grammatical constructions, often indicating an action that is about to happen or a purpose.

For example, "olen menossa repimään paperia" translates to "I am going to tear paper." Here, "repimään" signifies the intended action. Another common usage is in phrases that express a strong desire or need to do something, such as "haluan repimään sen rikki," meaning "I want to tear it to pieces." The verb can be used for both literal tearing of physical objects and figuratively for emotional distress or intense effort.

The verb "repiä" itself is a fundamental part of the Finnish language, and understanding its infinitive forms like "repimään" is crucial for constructing grammatically correct and nuanced sentences. The context in which "repimään" appears will determine the precise meaning, but the core concept of tearing or forceful separation remains consistent. It is a versatile verb used in everyday conversations and more formal writing alike.