Muutitte

Muutitte is the second-person plural simple past (preterite) form of the Finnish verb muuttaa, which means "to move" (change residence) or "to change" (alter, transform). It is used when addressing more than one person and reporting an action completed in the past: for example, "Te muutitte viime vuonna" (You [plural] moved last year).

Grammatically, muutitte follows regular Finnish consonant stem and past-tense formation patterns. It contrasts with the singular second-person past muutit and with the first-person plural past muutimme. Typical paradigm around the verb root muut- includes forms such as minä muutin, sinä muutit, hän muutti, me muutimme, te muutitte, he muuttivat. Context determines whether the meaning refers to relocating residence or modifying something.

Pronunciation approximates [muːtːitːe] in IPA, with a long consonant cluster typical of Finnish phonology. The form is used in both formal and informal registers whenever plural second-person past reference is required; colloquial speech may shorten or alter surrounding words but rarely the verb form itself in standard Finnish.

Related forms include the infinitive muuttaa, the present tense muuttavat, and participles such as muuttanut. Usage examples: "Muutitteko kaupunkiin?" (Did you [plural] move to the city?) and "Muutitte suunnitelmaa viime hetkellä" (You [plural] changed the plan at the last moment).