Avoidoivat

Avoidoivat is a Finnish word that translates to "they avoid" or "they are avoiding" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "välttää," which means to avoid, to shun, or to evade. The word describes a situation where multiple individuals or entities are actively choosing to steer clear of something or someone.

The context in which "avoidoivat" is used will determine the specific nuance of the avoidance. For example, "Lapset avoidoivat tummia pilviä" would mean "The children are avoiding the dark clouds," implying a fear of rain or a storm. Alternatively, "Kilpailijat avoidoivat toisiaan" could translate to "The competitors are avoiding each other," suggesting a strategic maneuver or a desire to not engage.

The grammatical structure of "avoidoivat" indicates a present action performed by a group. It is a common verb in Finnish, and understanding its conjugations is essential for comprehending spoken and written Finnish. The concept of avoidance itself is universal, and "avoidoivat" simply provides the specific linguistic tool to express this action when undertaken by more than one subject.