vapaus
أمثلة
تلازمات شائعة
العبارات الشائعة
يُخلط عادةً مع
opposite meaning
related concept, but distinct
أنماط نحوية
كيفية الاستخدام
'Vapaus' is a versatile word used in various contexts, from political discourse to everyday conversations. It can refer to political freedom (poliittinen vapaus), freedom of speech (sananvapaus), or personal liberty (henkilökohtainen vapaus). When discussing national independence, 'vapaus' often evokes a sense of pride and historical struggle. In a more casual setting, it can describe a feeling of being unburdened or having ample free time (esim. 'Nautin vapaudesta viikonloppuna' - 'I'm enjoying the freedom of the weekend'). The word can also be used in philosophical or abstract discussions about the nature of liberty itself. It's generally used positively and carries a strong emotional weight, particularly when discussing fundamental rights or national identity. The plural form, 'vapaudet,' refers to freedoms or liberties in a broader sense, often in legal or human rights contexts.
Mixing up 'vapaus' (freedom, liberty) with 'vapaa' (free, as an adjective). Remember '-us' usually indicates an abstract noun. Another common mistake is in the declension, especially the strong/weak stem alternation (e.g., vapauteen, vapaudesta).
نصائح
Pronunciation Tip
The 'v' in Finnish is pronounced like the English 'v', and 'au' is a diphthong similar to the 'ow' in 'cow'.
Usage Note
'Vapaus' can refer to both political/societal freedom and personal freedom. The context usually clarifies the meaning.
Grammar Note
Like all Finnish nouns, 'vapaus' inflects for case and number. For example, 'vapauden' is the genitive singular, meaning 'of freedom'.
أصل الكلمة
From Proto-Finnic *vapaus, equivalent to vapaa ('free') + -us (noun-forming suffix).
السياق الثقافي
In Finland, 'vapaus' (freedom or liberty) holds deep historical and cultural significance, often associated with the nation's journey to independence from Russian rule in 1917 and its subsequent defense in World War II. The concept is closely tied to self-determination, sovereignty, and the democratic values that underpin Finnish society. 'Vapaus' is not merely an individual right but also a collective ideal, emphasizing the freedom of the nation as a whole. It's reflected in the strong emphasis on personal autonomy, freedom of expression, and social equality, which are considered cornerstones of the Finnish way of life. The natural environment also plays a role, with 'freedom to roam' (jokamiehenoikeus) being a cherished right that allows access to vast wilderness, symbolizing a deep connection to nature and personal liberty.
نصيحة للحفظ
Think of 'vapaa' meaning 'free'. 'Vapaus' is 'free' + '-us' (a common suffix for abstract nouns), so it means 'freeness' or 'freedom'.
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Pronunciation Tip
The 'v' in Finnish is pronounced like the English 'v', and 'au' is a diphthong similar to the 'ow' in 'cow'.
Usage Note
'Vapaus' can refer to both political/societal freedom and personal freedom. The context usually clarifies the meaning.
Grammar Note
Like all Finnish nouns, 'vapaus' inflects for case and number. For example, 'vapauden' is the genitive singular, meaning 'of freedom'.
أمثلة
3 من 3محتوى ذو صلة
مفردات ذات صلة
مزيد من كلمات politics
yhteiskunta
B1Society or community
virallinen
B1Official.
edustus
B2representation or delegation
vauraus
B2wealth, prosperity, or affluence
valtakunnallisesti
B2nationally
hallitus
B1A government or board
yhteiskunnallinen
B1societal
valtuuston
C1of the council
kiistanalainen
C1Controversial, debatable, or disputed.
vaikutusvaltainen
B1Influential or powerful.