Innostutte

Innostutte is a Finnish verb form meaning "you (plural) become enthusiastic" or "you all get excited." It is the second person plural present indicative form of the verb innostua, which means to become enthusiastic or excited.

The root of innostua is related to the noun innostus (enthusiasm) and to the verb innostaa (to enthuse or motivate). The form innostutte is built from the stem innostu- plus the present-tense ending -tte, which marks the second person plural.

Conjugation note: The corresponding present indicative forms are minä innostun, sinä innostut, hän innostuu, me innostumme, te innostutte, he innostuvat. The form is typically used when addressing a group or multiple listeners.

Usage: Innostutte is used in everyday Finnish to express that a group has become or is becoming enthusiastic. It is common in educational, workplace, and motivational contexts, where a speaker aims to foster positive engagement. It can appear in both formal and informal discourse and may be employed rhetorically to boost group spirit. As a grammatical form, innostutte functions as a verb form rather than a standalone noun.

See also: innostua; innostus; innostaa.