Valmistit

Valmistit is a Finnish verb form that represents the second-person singular simple past tense of the verb valmistaa, meaning to prepare or to manufacture. It is used when addressing one person informally (you) and describes a completed action in the past.

Morphology and usage: The past tense form valmistit is formed from the verb stem with the suffix -it. It is a transitive form, typically taking a direct object. In narrative or direct speech, valmistit can indicate that someone prepared something at a specific time in the past, such as meals, plans, or products.

Examples: Eilen sinä valmisti kahvin, with correct agreement in everyday usage would be “Eilen sinä valmistit kahvin.” A practical sentence using the standard form is: “Sinä valmistit meille aamiaisen.” Here the subject is clearly "you," and the action is completed in the past.

Related forms and nouns: Valmistaa has related forms in other persons and tenses, such as valmistan (I prepare), valmisti (he/she prepared), valmistimme (we prepared), valmistitte (you all prepared), and valmistivat (they prepared). The noun form valmistus or valmistus means preparation or manufacture, and the adjective valmis means ready. The verb can also appear in passive constructions like valmistetaan (is prepared/are prepared).

Overall, valmistit functions as a common, transitive past-tense form used to describe a specific, completed act of preparing or manufacturing done by the addressed person.