Vakiinnuttatte

Vakiinnuttatte is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Finnish verb "vakiinnuttaa". The verb "vakiinnuttaa" itself means to establish, to consolidate, to stabilize, or to make firm. Therefore, "vakiinnuttatte" translates to "you (plural) establish," "you (plural) consolidate," "you (plural) stabilize," or "you (plural) make firm."

This verb form is used when addressing a group of people, indicating that they collectively are performing the action of establishing or stabilizing something. For example, in a sentence like "Te vakiinnuttatte asemianne," it means "You (plural) establish your positions." The context in which "vakiinnuttatte" is used will determine the precise nuance of the meaning. It implies a deliberate and active effort by a group to bring about a state of permanence or strength in a particular matter.

The verb "vakiinnuttaa" is derived from the adjective "vakinainen," meaning constant or permanent, and the suffix "-uttaa," which often forms causative verbs. This etymology highlights the core meaning of making something lasting or stable. The "-tte" ending clearly denotes the second-person plural subject.