kehottaa.
to urge, call on, instruct, encourage (request something in a way that is more forceful than a polite request, but not as forceful as a demand; often implies that one does so from a position of authority)
Meaning & usage
to urge, call on, instruct, encourage (request something in a way that is more forceful than a polite request, but not as forceful as a demand; often implies that one does so from a position of authority)
Where this word comes from
kehkeä (“eager, willing”) (dialectal) + -o(i)ttaa
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