viimeistelemään

viimeistelemään is the illative plural form of the Finnish verb viimeistellä, which translates to "to finish," "to finalize," or "to perfect." The illative case in Finnish indicates movement into a place or state, and the plural form signifies that the action is being done by multiple entities or to multiple entities. Therefore, "viimeistelemään" essentially means "into finishing" or "to finish" in a context involving plurality.

This verb form would be used in sentences where the focus is on the process of bringing something to completion. For example, one might say "He saivat projektin viimeistelemään" which translates to "They got the project into finishing" or "They were in the process of finishing the project." The context of the sentence would clarify whether the plural refers to the subjects performing the action or the objects being finished.

The verb viimeistellä itself encompasses the idea of making something complete and satisfactory. It implies not just ending a task but doing so in a way that ensures quality and polish. The illative plural form, "viimeistelemään," therefore highlights the collective or multi-faceted nature of this final stage of work or development.