Laadimme

Laadimme is a Finnish verb form meaning "we draft" or "we prepare" depending on the context. It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb laadi, which means to draft, prepare, or compile.

Grammatical notes: The base stem is laadi-, and the ending -mme marks the first-person plural. In Finnish, the present tense can express ongoing action or near-future plans, so laadimme suunnitelman can be understood as either “we are drafting the plan” or “we will draft the plan,” depending on context and temporal words.

Usage: The form is common in administrative, academic, and professional writing where teams collaboratively create documents, plans, proposals, or reports. Examples include: Me laadimme suunnitelman tänään. (We are drafting the plan today.) Laadimme raportin huomenna. (We will draft the report tomorrow.)

Notes: Laadimme functions as a standard verb form rather than a proper noun. In isolation it is not a standalone noun or a widely recognized term; its meaning and function depend on the surrounding sentence. Related forms include laadi (imperative singular: “draft!”) and laadimme’s other person-number forms such as laadit (you draft) and laadimme (we draft). The root laadi is linked to other derivations such as laadinta (drafting, preparation).

See also: laadi, laadinta.