Korjaavat

Korjaavat is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Finnish verb korjata, meaning "they repair" or "they are repairing." In Finnish, verbs are conjugated for person and number, and the ending -vat marks the plural third person.

Usage and examples: Korjaavat is used with a plural subject. For example: Kaverit korjaavat koneen. They repair the machine. Kaksikymmentä työntekijää korjaavat vanhoja autoja. Twenty workers repair old cars. The form can appear in everyday speech to describe ongoing repair activity carried out by multiple agents.

Grammar and related forms: Korjata is the infinitive. Other present tense forms for different subjects include korjaan (I repair), korjaat (you repair), korjaa (he/she/it repairs), korjaamme (we repair), korjaatte (you all repair). Finnish verbs do not have a dedicated present progressive tense; the context or adverbs are used to indicate ongoing action.

Proper noun usage: As a capitalized proper noun, Korjaavat could be used as the name of a company, group, or artistic project. In Finnish, capitalization signals a name, not a grammatical form, so Korjaavat would refer to the entity rather than the verb form when written as a title or label.

See also: Korjata, Finnish verb conjugation, Finnish grammar.