No. 402 in Finnish
aseita
"Weapons" (plural form).
In a sentence
Tänä päivänä kiellämme aseita kouluissa.
Nowadays, we prohibit weapons in schools.
In this sentence, 'aseita' is in the partitive plural form, used to refer to an indefinite group of weapons, aligning with the verb 'kiellämme' (we prohibit).
Hän harkitsi aseita osana sotataitojen harjoittelua.
He considered weapons as part of training in warfare skills.
Here, 'aseita' describes weaponry considered in a general sense within training contexts, again in the partitive plural to indicate non-specific weapons.
Museossa esitellään historiallisia aseita.
Historical weapons are exhibited at the museum.
In this instance, 'aseita' refers to multiple weapons, conveying a general context in the plural partitive case, typical in contexts involving collections or exhibitions.
Sotilaat keräsivät aseita taistelun jälkeen.
The soldiers collected weapons after the battle.
Here, 'aseita' means weapons, specifically describing plural objects in the context of combat.
Rauhan aktivistit vetoavat, ettei aseita käytetä.
Peace activists appeal that weapons should not be used.
In this sentence, 'aseita' refers to weapons, emphasizing their misuse in the context of advocacy for peace.
Museossa on esillä erilaisia aseita historian eri vaiheista.
The museum exhibits various weapons from different historical periods.
'Aseita' here refers to weapons on display, highlighting their historical and educational context.
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