Määrduvate

Määrduvate is a Finnish verb form. It is the passive present participle of the verb "määrtyä," which means "to be determined," "to be decreed," or "to be appointed." As a participle, "määrduvate" can function as an adjective or part of a verbal construction.

In its adjectival use, "määrduvate" describes something that is in a state of being determined or appointed. For example, "määrduvate tehtävä" would translate to "the task that is being determined" or "the task to be appointed." The ending "-te" indicates the plural and genitive case, suggesting that it refers to multiple things that are determined or appointed, or the belonging of such things.

As part of a verbal construction, "määrduvate" can be used to form passive clauses. It is often seen with auxiliary verbs to express ongoing or completed passive actions. The specific grammatical context would clarify whether it refers to something currently undergoing determination or something that has been determined. The word's precise meaning and usage are highly dependent on the surrounding grammatical elements within a sentence. It is a form that highlights the passive voice and the ongoing or state-like nature of the action of determining or appointing.