torkahtaamme
Torkahtaamme is a Finnish verb form that translates to "we doze off" in English. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb torkahtaa, which means to doze off or fall into a light, brief sleep. The form is used to indicate that the speaker and others in the group are temporarily drifting into sleep.
Etymology and form: The root torkaht- is linked to the concept of dozing or nodding off, with
Grammatical notes: Like other Finnish verbs, torkahtaamme changes with person and mood. In present tense statements
Usage examples: In ordinary conversation, one might say, "Kokouksen aikana torkahtaamme hetken," meaning that during the
See also: torkahtaa, torkku, nap. References to standard Finnish dictionaries and grammars provide broader treatment of