No. 229 in Finnish
muuta
"Muuta" in Finnish means "else," "other," or "change" depending on context.
In a sentence
En tarvitse mitään muuta.
I don't need anything else.
In this sentence, 'muuta' is used as the partitive singular form of 'muu', implying 'else' or 'other' in the sense of additional items or options.
Tämä ei muuta minun suunnitelmiani.
This does not change my plans.
Here, 'muuta' is the third person singular present indicative tense of the verb 'muuttaa', meaning 'to change' in this context.
Muuta täällä ei ole.
There is nothing else here.
In this example, 'muuta' again represents the partitive singular form of 'muu', emphasizing the absence of other items or options in the location being referred to.
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