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No. 763 in Finnish

nykyistä

"Nykyistä" means "current" or "present" in English, in the partitive case.

In a sentence

  • Tämä on nykyistä tilannetta kuvaava raportti.

    This is a report describing the current situation.

    'Nykyistä' is used as an adjective in the partitive case to describe 'tilannetta' (situation).

  • Nykyistä enemmän ihmisiä työskentelee etänä.

    More people work remotely now than before.

    'Nykyistä' is part of a comparative phrase 'Nykyistä enemmän' meaning 'more than currently'.

  • Pääministeri esitti muutoksia nykyistä politiikkaa koskien.

    The Prime Minister proposed changes concerning the current policies.

    'Nykyistä' serves as an adjective in the partitive case modifying 'politiikkaa' (policies).

  • Nykyistä tarkkaa sijaintia en tiedä.

    I don't know the current exact location.

    The word 'nykyistä' is used to describe the current status or condition of 'exact location', a usage in a possessive and descriptive sense.

  • Päätöksen pohjalla on nykyistä tiedotusta koskeva raportti.

    The decision is based on a report concerning current communication.

    Here, 'nykyistä' is used to denote the present state of 'communication', emphasizing its relevance to the current times.

  • Nykyistä tilannetta pitäisi parantaa.

    The current situation should be improved.

    In this context, 'nykyistä' refers to the present condition or state, showcasing its usage to describe something pertaining to the present moment.

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