Karkottavat

Karkottavat is a Finnish verb form that means they expel, banish, or drive away. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of karkottaa, the verb that describes removing someone or something by force, policy, or habit. The form is used with a plural subject.

Examples include: "Lainsäätäjät karkottavat rikolliset" (The lawmakers expel the criminals) and "Kissat karkottavat hiiret" (The cats drive away the mice).

Karkottaa is a versatile verb used in legal, administrative, and everyday language. It can refer to removing people (such as deportation or banishment), animals, or pests, and it can be used metaphorically to describe removing obstacles or unwelcome elements from a situation.

Grammatically, karkottavat is the present tense form for the 3rd person plural. Other present-tense forms of karkottaa include karkotan (I expel), karkotat (you expel), karkottaa (he/she/it expels), karkotamme (we expel), and karkotatte (you expel). The verb belongs to the class of Finnish verbs that inflect for person and number, with the root karkotta- and the standard present-tense endings. See also karkottaa for the base verb and related usages.