Nousta ^{(Verb type3)}

Translations

1. to rise, get up

   Synonyms: kohota, (reflexive) kohottautua

   Antonym: laskea

   Aurinko nousee aamulla.

   The sun rises in the morning.

   Jumpan jälkeen nouse lattialta varovasti.

   After the workout get carefully up from the floor.

   Esirippu nousee.

   The curtain rises.

2. (+ ilmaan) to take off

   Kuumailmapallo nousi ilmaan.

   The hot-air balloon took off.

   Voiko lentokone nousta ilmaan vain yhdellä moottorilla?

   Can the airplane take off with just one engine?

3. to rise, increase, go up (by = accusative or adessive)

   Hinta nousi kymmenen euroa / kymmenellä eurolla.

   The price went up (by) ten euro.

4. to arise, appear

   Synonym: ilmetä

   Juuri esiin nousseiden asioiden takia projekti viivästyy.

   Because of the things that just appeared, the project will be delayed.

5. to ascend

   Antonym: laskeutua

   Nouse portaat ylös ja käänny oikealle.

   Ascend the stairs and turn right.

   Nouseva sävelkulku.

   Ascending pitch.

   Maija nousi urallaan nopeasti.

   Maija's career ascended rapidly.

6. to get up (from bed, get out of bed)

   Jos aiot ehtiä kouluun, sinun pitää nousta nyt.

   If you intend to get to school in time you have to get up now.

7. (+ illative) to embark, to board

   Hän nousi junaan Oulussa ja sen jälkeen häntä ei ole nähty.

   He embarked a train in Oulu and he hasn't been seen thereafter.

8. (+ elative) to disembark

   Synonyms: jäädä pois, jäädä kyydistä

   Hän nousi junasta Oulussa.

   He disembarked the train in Oulu.

9. to get better, improve

   Urheilijan kunto nousi paremmaksi kuin viime vuonna.

   The sportman's fitness improved from last year.

   Nopeasti noussut elintaso.

   The rapidly improved standard of living.

10. (informal) to become erect (of a penis)

Conjugations

Indicative Conjugations

The present, imperfect, perfect, and pluperfect (past perfect) tenses in English correspond to "speaks", "spoke", "has spoken", and "had spoken".

Conditional Conjugations

The conditional present and perfect moods in English typically correspond to "would" and "would have".