Näitavad

Näitavad is a Finnish word that translates to "show" or "indicate" in English. It is a verb in the third-person plural form of the verb "näyttää." This verb has a broad range of meanings and applications in the Finnish language.

Primarily, "näitavad" is used to describe the act of presenting something for observation or examination. For instance, one might say "He näyttävät tuloksensa" which means "They show their results." It can also refer to pointing out or demonstrating a direction or a method, as in "Opettaja näyttävät, kuinka tehtävä tehdään" meaning "The teacher shows how to do the task."

Beyond a literal demonstration, "näitavad" can also imply conveying information or appearing in a certain way. For example, "Uutiset näyttävät olevan huolestuttavia" translates to "The news appears to be worrying." In this context, it suggests an impression or an appearance rather than a direct action of showing. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe how something behaves or functions, such as "Laitteet näyttävät toimivan moitteettomasti" meaning "The devices show/appear to be functioning flawlessly." Understanding the context is key to interpreting the precise meaning of "näitavad" in any given situation.