tyhvoittaa

Tyhvoittaa is a Finnish verb that translates to "to make empty," "to empty," or "to hollow out." It is derived from the Finnish word "tyhjä," meaning "empty." The verb is commonly used in everyday language to describe the act of removing contents from a container, space, or object, thereby rendering it empty.

The verb can be applied in various contexts. For instance, one might tyhvoittaa a box of its contents, tyhvoittaa a room of its furniture, or tyhvoittaa a glass of its liquid. Figuratively, it can also refer to emptying something of its meaning or significance, such as tyhvoittaa a speech of its substance. The conjugation of tyhvoittaa follows the standard Finnish verb patterns. It is an active verb, indicating that the subject performs the action of emptying.

In some regional dialects or older forms of Finnish, variations of the word or related terms might exist, but "tyhvoittaa" remains the most common and recognized form for expressing the act of making something empty. Its usage is straightforward and generally understood by all Finnish speakers. The concept it represents is fundamental to many everyday actions and descriptions.