vetää herne nenäänsä
Finnish
Etymology
Verbatim translation: "to pull a pea into one's nose"
Verb
- (idiomatic) to become irritated, to get angry, to take something personally
Conjugation
For vetää, see vetää. herne is normally in accusative case, which appears as nominative or genitive depending on the context, but it is inflected in partitive case for negative or to express an ongoing or incomplete action. nenäänsä receives a possessive suffix:
- nenääni (1st-person sg.)
- nenääsi (2nd-person sg.)
- nenäänsä (3rd-person sg.)
- nenäämme (1st-person pl.)
- nenäänne (2nd-person pl.)
- nenäänsä (3rd-person pl.)
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