täväistä

Täväistä is a Finnish verb that describes the act of carrying or transporting something, often in a somewhat informal or hurried manner. It implies a physical transfer of an object from one location to another. The word can be used in a variety of contexts, from moving groceries to a more general sense of getting something from point A to point B.

The verb's conjugation follows typical Finnish grammatical patterns. For example, in the present tense, the first person singular is "minä täväisen" (I carry/transport), and the third person singular is "hän täväisee" (he/she carries/transports). The past tense is formed by adding suffixes, such as "täväisin" for the first person singular past (I carried/transported).

While "kantaa" is a more general and common verb for carrying, "täväistä" often carries a nuance of a more specific or perhaps slightly less careful action. It can sometimes suggest a quick or makeshift way of moving something. The exact connotation can depend on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. It is not a highly formal word and is more likely to be encountered in everyday spoken Finnish rather than in formal written texts.