Kuvaavatkin

Kuvaavatkin is a Finnish word that functions as a verb or a descriptive adjective. As a verb, it is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb "kuvata," meaning "to describe" or "to depict." Therefore, "kuvaavatkin" translates to "they also describe" or "they do describe." This form is used when referring to a group of subjects that are performing the action of describing or depicting something. For example, "Kirjat kuvaavatkin elämää tuolloin," meaning "The books also describe life at that time."

Beyond its literal verb usage, "kuvaavatkin" can also function in a more descriptive or emphatic manner, similar to an adjective or an adverbial phrase. In this context, it suggests that something is indeed descriptive or illustrative, often with a hint of surprise or confirmation. It implies that the subject matter is not just any description, but one that effectively captures or portrays a particular essence. For instance, "Nämä värit kuvaavatkin maisemaa täydellisesti," which translates to "These colors indeed describe the landscape perfectly." The addition of "-kin" as a suffix in Finnish often serves to add emphasis or the idea of "also" or "too." Thus, "kuvaavatkin" carries a nuance of "they too describe," "they certainly describe," or "it is precisely these that describe."