Levät
Levät is a Finnish verb form that functions as the third-person plural present indicative of the verb levätä, meaning to rest or to lie down. It is used when the subject of the sentence is plural, referring to multiple people or things that are resting. The infinitive form of the verb is levätä. In Finnish, present tense forms are inflected for person and number, and the third-person plural present typically ends in -vat or -vät depending on vowel harmony; for levätä, the form in this tense is levät.
The form levät is most commonly encountered in ordinary speech and writing when describing multiple agents
Etymology and related terms: levätä comes from a Finnic root associated with rest, and it is related
Notes on usage: As a finite verb form, levät appears only with plural subjects. It contrasts with