Näytitkö

Näytitkö is a Finnish word that translates to "Did you show?" or "Did you display?" in English. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "näyttää," which means "to show" or "to seem."

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation when asking someone if they have presented or revealed something. For instance, one might ask "Näytitkö kuvan?" which translates to "Did you show the picture?" or "Näytitkö sen todisteen?" meaning "Did you show that evidence?"

In a broader sense, "näyttää" can also imply "to appear" or "to seem." Therefore, "näytitkö" can also be used in contexts related to someone's appearance or how something presented itself. For example, "Näytitkö väsyneeltä?" translates to "Did you seem tired?" or "Näytitkö iloiselta?" meaning "Did you appear happy?"

The grammatical structure of "näytitkö" consists of the verb stem "näyt-" combined with the past tense marker "-it" and the interrogative particle "-kö." This particle is a common way to form questions in Finnish. Understanding the context in which "näytitkö" is used is crucial for accurately interpreting its meaning.