Kuvitte

Kuvitte is a Finnish verb form derived from the verb kuvitella, which means to imagine or picture. It is used to express imagining something in the present tense and is typically associated with addressing more than one person. Like other Finnish verb forms, kuvitte reflects the subject and number of who is performing the action.

In everyday Finnish, kuvitella is a common verb used to describe mental imagery, hypothetical scenarios, or plans. The kuvitte form often appears in clauses that describe what a group imagines or assumes, and it can introduce statements about possibilities or beliefs. It can occur in both informal and written registers, depending on context and style.

Etymology and morphology: kuvitella is a native Finnish word belonging to the -tella verb family. The form kuvitte is one of several present-tense variants produced by Finnish verb conjugation to agree with the subject in number and person. The exact endings and forms vary across persons and numbers, as with other Finnish verbs.

Usage notes: The form is primarily used with second-person plural subjects when speaking to multiple people. In different contexts, speakers may choose alternative present-tense forms to match the interlocutors or the formality of the situation. The meaning remains centered on imagining or picturing rather than physical action.

See also:

- Finnish grammar

- Finnish verbs

- kuvitella

- Conjugation in Finnish