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No. 437 in Finnish

tarvetta

The Finnish word "tarvetta" means "need" or "necessity" (partitive form).

In a sentence

  • Meillä ei ole tarvetta uusille tuoleille.

    We have no need for new chairs.

    Here, 'tarvetta' is used in its partitive form, indicating a lack of need for something specific.

  • Onko sinulla tarvetta apuun tänään?

    Do you need help today?

    In this sentence, 'tarvetta' is employed in a question, signifying a requirement for assistance on the current day.

  • Hänellä oli tarvetta lainata rahaa.

    He/She needed to borrow money.

    Here, 'tarvetta' expresses a necessity or an economic requirement in the past tense.

  • Minulla ei ole tarvetta uudelle autolle.

    I do not have a need for a new car.

    Here, 'tarvetta' refers to a personal necessity or lack thereof regarding acquiring a new car.

  • Onko sinulla tarvetta apuun tässä asiassa?

    Do you have a need for help in this matter?

    In this sentence, 'tarvetta' is used to indicate whether the person addressed requires assistance.

  • Organisaatiolla on tarvetta lisäresursseille tämän projektin suorittamiseksi.

    The organization has a need for additional resources to complete this project.

    The word 'tarvetta' here is utilized to express the organization's requirement for more resources.

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