Suostuttanut

"Suostuttanut" is a Finnish verb that translates to "to consent" or "to agree" in English. It is derived from the noun "suostumus," which means "consent" or "agreement." The verb is used to indicate that someone has given their approval or permission for something to happen. For example, "Minä suostuttanut hänen mennä ilman minua" translates to "I consented to her going without me."

The verb "suostuttanut" is a past tense form of "suostuttaa," which means "to consent" or "to agree." The present tense form is "suostut" and the future tense form is "suostutun." The verb is conjugated with the personal pronouns in Finnish, following the standard verb conjugation rules.

In legal and formal contexts, "suostuttanut" is used to indicate that a person has given their formal agreement or consent to something, such as a contract or a legal agreement. In everyday language, it is used to express that someone has agreed to a particular course of action or decision.

The verb "suostuttanut" is an important part of Finnish language and is used in various contexts to express consent, agreement, and approval. It is a versatile verb that can be used in both formal and informal settings.