velvoittaaverbista

Velvoittaaverbista is a Finnish verb that translates to "to oblige," "to obligate," or "to bind" in English. It signifies a strong moral, legal, or customary requirement to perform a certain action or fulfill a specific duty. The verb is derived from the noun "velvoite," which means "obligation" or "duty."

The usage of velvoittaaverbista typically involves a subject that imposes an obligation on an object. For example, "Laki velvoittaa kansalaisia maksamaan veroja" translates to "The law obliges citizens to pay taxes." In this sentence, "laki" (law) is the subject that obliges "kansalaisia" (citizens). The obligation is "maksamaan veroja" (to pay taxes).

Velvoittaaverbista can also be used in personal contexts. "Minua velvoittaa lupaukseni pitää tämä salaisuus" means "My promise obliges me to keep this secret." Here, "lupaukseni" (my promise) is the subject that obliges "minua" (me).

The verb can appear in various grammatical forms depending on tense, mood, and voice. The present tense form is velvoittaa. Past tense forms include velvoitti (active) and velvoitettiin (passive). The imperative form is velvoita. Understanding these forms is crucial for accurate comprehension and usage of the verb in Finnish.