Juoksitte

Juoksitte is a Finnish verb form. It is the second-person plural past tense of the verb juosta, meaning to run. The form is used when the subject is you all, and the action took place in the past. In English this would be expressed as “you ran” referring to more than one person.

Morphology and conjugation are typical of the Finnish preterite. From the infinitive juosta, the past tense for second-person plural is juoksitte. The full conjugation for the verb juosta in the past tense is: minä juoksin, sinä juoksit, hän juoksi, me juoksimme, te juoksitte, he juoksivat. The present-tense second-person plural form is te juoksette, which shows a clear distinction between present and past forms.

Usage notes: Juoksitte is common in narrative and reported speech, or in direct communication when addressing a group. It appears in both spoken and written Finnish and is appropriate in informal and formal contexts when referring to multiple people.

Examples:

- Te juoksitte koko matkan. (You ran the entire distance.)

- Te juoksitte kilpaa viime talvena. (You raced each other last winter.)

- Kun te juoksitte radan loppuun, pysähdyitte viimein. (When you ran to the end of the track, you finally stopped.)

Related forms and terms: juosta (to run), juoksin (I ran), juoksitte (past plural you), te juoksette (present plural you). Understanding juoksitte helps distinguish past actions by a group from present actions in Finnish verb conjugation.