Kiinnittävätkö

Kiinnittävätkö is a Finnish word that translates to "do they attach" or "do they stick" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense interrogative form of the verb "kiinnittää," which means to attach, fasten, affix, or secure. The word is used when asking if a group of things or people has the ability or action of attaching or sticking to something else.

The specific context in which "kiinnittävätkö" is used will determine the precise meaning. For example, if one is discussing the adhesive properties of stickers, a question might be "Kiinnittävätkö nämä tarrat hyvin seinään?" which translates to "Do these stickers stick well to the wall?". In a different scenario, if talking about safety harnesses, the question could be "Kiinnittävätkö he turvavyönsä kunnolla?" meaning "Do they fasten their seatbelts properly?". The plural subject is indicated by the "-vät" ending on the verb.

Understanding "kiinnittävätkö" requires recognizing the verb "kiinnittää" and its conjugation for the third person plural in the interrogative mood. It is a common grammatical structure in Finnish for forming questions about the actions of multiple subjects.