Suorituvat

Suorituvat is a Finnish verb form derived from the verb suorittaa, meaning to perform, carry out, or complete. The form is used in present-tense clauses with a plural subject to indicate that actions, tasks, or procedures are being carried out. In standard Finnish, the sense is often conveyed by the passive form suoritetaan; suorituvat tends to appear when the sentence foregrounds a plural subject or a sequence of ongoing tasks, such as tehtävät (tasks) or toimenpiteet (measures).

Examples of its use include sentences like Tehtävät suorituvat aikataulun mukaan and Toimenpiteet suorituvat suunnitelman mukaan, where the subjects (tasks or measures) are described as being carried out. The exact interpretation—whether the clause is active or passive in flavor—depends on context and sentence structure, but suorituvat commonly conveys ongoing or completed-action sense tied to a plural subject.

Grammatical notes and context: Suorituvat is a finite verb form and not a noun. Its usage is more typical in formal, administrative, or instructional Finnish, such as project reports or procedural documents, where the emphasis is on the plural subjects performing actions. In everyday speech, the corresponding passive suoritetaan is often the preferred construction for expressing that something is carried out.

Related forms: suorittaa (to perform), suoritus (performance or completion), suorittaminen (carrying out), suoritettava (to be performed or performable). These forms share the same root and are used across similar semantic fields in Finnish discourse.