Perusteuttaa

"Perusteuttaa" is a Finnish verb that translates to "to base" or "to found" in English. It is used to indicate that something is established or supported by a particular foundation or basis. The verb is often used in formal or academic contexts, such as in legal, scientific, or philosophical discussions.

The basic form of the verb is "perusteuttaa," and it conjugates in the present tense as follows: minä perustetaan (I am based), sinä perustet (you are based), hän perustetaan (he/she/it is based), me perustetaan (we are based), te perustet (you are based), he perustetaan (they are based).

In the past tense, the verb conjugates as: minä perustuin (I was based), sinä perustuit (you were based), hän perustui (he/she/it was based), me perustuimme (we were based), te perustuitte (you were based), he perustuivat (they were based).

The passive voice form of the verb is "perustetaan," which is used to indicate that something is being based or founded. For example, "Tämä teoria perustetaan historiallisiin lähteisiin" (This theory is based on historical sources).

The verb "perusteuttaa" is derived from the noun "perusta," which means "foundation" or "basis." It is related to other Finnish verbs such as "perustaa" (to found) and "perustella" (to justify).