bestir in Finnish

bestir in Finnish is hoputtaa, panna vauhtia (johonkin), kiiruhtaa — bestir means to make someone move quickly and energetically.

hoputtaa

verb

(transitive) To put into brisk or vigorous action; to move with life and vigor.

panna vauhtia (johonkin)

verb

(transitive) To put into brisk or vigorous action; to move with life and vigor.

kiiruhtaa

verb

(reflexive) To make active; to rouse oneself.

What does "bestir" mean?

verb To make someone move quickly and energetically.
"Notwithstanding all the various temptations to bad temper, pride, greediness, adultery and so forth, the enemy really has but one temptation, and that is, to bestir the saints."
verb To make yourself become active or get moving, especially after being still.
"Could these well-paid civil servants bestir themselves not only to rescue the American republic from danger but to strengthen its democratic governance, refresh its ideals, and reclaim its sadly soiled national honor?"

Notwithstanding all the various temptations to bad temper, pride, greediness, adultery and so forth, the enemy really has but one temptation, and that is, to bestir the saints.
Could these well-paid civil servants bestir themselves not only to rescue the American republic from danger but to strengthen its democratic governance, refresh its ideals, and reclaim its sadly soiled national honor?
Why is it so important to bestir oneself? Bestirring oneself means that one feels truly fortunate and excited to stand before one's Creator and that one longs for this moment.

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What is "bestir" in Finnish?

"bestir" in Finnish is hoputtaa, panna vauhtia (johonkin), kiiruhtaa. bestir means: To make someone move quickly and energetically.

Are there other ways to say "bestir" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "bestir": hoputtaa, panna vauhtia (johonkin), kiiruhtaa.

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