ylläpitääverbin

Ylläpitääverbin is a Finnish verb that translates to "to maintain" or "to uphold" in English. It is a common verb used in various contexts to describe the act of keeping something in good condition, preserving its state, or continuing its existence. The verb is derived from the noun "ylläpito," which means maintenance or upkeep.

The conjugation of "ylläpitääverbin" follows the typical patterns of Finnish verbs. For instance, in the present tense, the first person singular is "ylläpidän" (I maintain), and the third person singular is "ylläpitää" (he/she/it maintains). In the past tense, it becomes "ylläpidin" (I maintained) and "ylläpiti" (he/she/it maintained). The future tense is formed using the auxiliary verb "tulla," such as "tulen ylläpitämään" (I will maintain).

"Ylläpitääverbin" can be used to refer to the maintenance of physical objects, such as buildings, vehicles, or equipment. For example, "Rakennuksen säännöllinen ylläpitäminen on tärkeää" translates to "Regular maintenance of the building is important." It can also be used in more abstract senses, such as maintaining relationships, traditions, or standards. For instance, "On tärkeää ylläpitää hyviä suhteita" means "It is important to maintain good relationships." Furthermore, it can refer to upholding principles or beliefs, as in "Hän ylläpiti uskollisuuttaan aatteelleen" (He upheld his loyalty to his ideology). The verb's versatility makes it a fundamental part of the Finnish language.