This is the 970th most frequent Finnish word.
näitä
"Näitä" means "these" in English.
In this sentence, 'näitä' is used to refer to a specific group of items (the books) that were mentioned before. It's a demonstrative pronoun in the partitive plural case.
Nämä ovat niitä kirjoja, joista puhuimme aiemmin.
These are the books that we talked about earlier.
Here, 'näitä' refers to landscapes currently being observed or mentioned, emphasizing their beauty. It pairs with a partitive verb to express feelings about landscapes.
Rakastan näitä maisemia, ne ovat niin kauniita.
I love these landscapes; they are so beautiful.
In this context, 'näitä' refers to 'these papers,' implying that they are specific documents that require evaluation and are in the partitive form due to the verb used.