Raportoi

Raportoi is a Finnish verb that means to report or to provide a report. It is used when conveying information, findings, or events to someone in authority, an organization, or the public. The word is formed from the noun raportti (a report) and belongs to the -oida class of Finnish verbs. Its infinitive is raportoida, and in the present tense the third-person singular form is raportoi, while the first-person present is raportoim or raportoin depending on context and person.

In practical use, raportoi appears in both formal and everyday language. Examples include Hän raportoi tapahtuneesta poliisille (He reported the incident to the police) and Yritys raportoi kvartaalituloksistaan (The company reports its quarterly results). The imperative form is often used in instructions or directives, for example Raportoi heti, jos havaitset poikkeamia (Report immediately if you notice any deviations).

Grammatical notes common to raportoida apply to raportoi as well. It participates in compound tenses with auxiliary verbs to express perfect and pluperfect forms, such as olen raportoinut (I have reported). The verb also has related forms, including the present active participle raportoiva and the passive/usable form raportoitava, which relate to ongoing reporting or to items that are to be reported, respectively. The noun raportointi denotes the activity or process of reporting, and the adjective raportoitava describes something that is to be reported or reportable.

Overall, raportoi is a standard, widely used verb in Finnish for documenting, communicating, and officially presenting information. See also raportti, raportointi, raportoida.