työllistät

The Finnish word "työllistät" is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb "työllistää". This verb translates to "to employ" or "to provide employment". Therefore, "työllistät" specifically means "you employ" or "you provide employment". It indicates that a singular person is the one performing the action of hiring or creating job opportunities for others.

For example, one might say "Sinä työllistät monta ihmistä" which translates to "You employ many people". This sentence would be used to acknowledge or state that an individual is responsible for creating jobs. The context in which "työllistät" is used would typically relate to business, economics, or discussions about the labor market. It focuses on the active role of an individual in making others employed. The verb "työllistää" itself can also be used in other grammatical forms, such as the infinitive or in different tenses and moods, but "työllistät" is specifically about the present action of "you" employing someone.