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(transitive, + genitive-accusative) tomarryFin:Nain eilen Annan.Eng:I married Anna yesterday.(transitive, vulgar, + partitive) tohavesexwithsomebody, copulatewithsomebody, fuckFin:Nain eilen Annaa.Eng:I fucked Anna yesterday.Show more (to marry): mennänaimisiin + genitive + kanssa, avioitua + genitive + kanssa(to copulate; vulgar): panna, nussia, hässiä, kuksia, bylsiäShow more As seen above, the meaning of the verb depends on the case of its object. It is very important that the case be used correctly to avoid misunderstanding. The danger of confusion is imminent when there is no object at all. An example of a sentence where naida would be a very unfortunate choice would be Milloinaiottenaida? when the intention is to ask: Milloinaiottemennänaimisiin?When are you planning to marry?Show more naimaikänaimakauppanaimaonninaimapuuhanaimatarjousShow more From Proto-Finnic naidak, from Proto-Finno-Ugric naje-.Show more Press Esc to closeSource:
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