uttaannuttaa

Uttaannuttaa is a Finnish verb that translates to "to announce" or "to declare" in English. It is derived from the word "uttaaminen," which means "announcement" or "declaration." The verb is used to indicate the action of making something known to others, often in a formal or official capacity. For example, a person might uttaannuttaa a change in policy or a new decision at a meeting.

The verb uttaannuttaa is typically used in the active voice, where the subject is the one making the announcement or declaration. It can also be used in the passive voice, where the subject is the one being announced or declared. For instance, "The news was uttaannutettu by the company's CEO" means that the CEO made the announcement.

In Finnish, uttaannuttaa is conjugated according to the subject's person and number. The basic form of the verb is "uttaannuttaa," and it can be conjugated to "uttaannut," "uttaannutteet," "uttaannutteet," "uttaannutteemme," "uttaannutteette," and "uttaannutetaan." The past tense form is "uttaannutti," and the past participle is "uttaannutettu."

Uttaannuttaa is a useful verb for expressing the idea of making something known or official, and it is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts. Its usage is straightforward and can be easily incorporated into Finnish language learning materials.