Korvaudutte

korvaudutte is a Finnish verb form. It is the second-person plural present tense form of a verb in the korvautua family, a root that in Finnish can carry senses such as to be compensated, to be replaced, or to undergo substitution depending on the context. As a form, korvaudutte itself does not convey a fixed meaning; its precise sense arises from the infinitive verb and the surrounding sentence.

Morphology and function: The form combines a present-tense stem with the personal ending that marks the 2nd person plural in Finnish. In standard Finnish verb conjugation, the ending -tte signals “you (plural)” in the present tense for many verbs, yielding korvaudutte for the appropriate stem. The exact interpretation—whether active, middle, or passive nuance—depends on the infinitive and the syntactic construction used in a sentence.

Usage notes: Korvaudutte commonly appears in contexts addressing multiple people directly, such as discussions of compensation, replacement, substitutions, or analogous processes. Because the base verb can have several related senses (for example, to replace something with something else, or to be compensated financially), korvaudutte should be understood with its surrounding verbs and nouns to determine the intended meaning.

Relation to related forms: The noun korvaus means compensation, while related verbs such as korvata (to compensate or replace) and korvautua (to be replaced or to undergo substitution) form part of the same semantic field. This family of words is used across legal, financial, and everyday contexts in Finnish.

See also: Finnish verbs, korvautua, korvata, korvaus.