Vastustitte

Vastustitte is a Finnish verb form meaning "you opposed" or "you resisted." It is the second-person plural past tense of vastustaa, which means "to oppose" or "to resist." The form is used when addressing a group as the subject.

Morphology and usage: Finnish past tense for the second person plural is formed by adding the ending -itte to the verb stem. For vastustaa, the present tense is vastustatte (you oppose), while the past tense is vastustitte (you opposed). The form agrees with the subject te and is commonly used in both spoken and written Finnish to describe opposition to a proposal, plan, or action.

Examples: Te vastustitte uutta lakiehdotusta. (You opposed the new bill.) Te vastustitte minun ehdotukseni. (You resisted my proposal.) Note that Finnish often omits the subject pronoun te when it is clear from context.

Related forms: The infinitive is vastustaa; related nouns include vastustus (opposition, resistance) and vastustaminen (opposing, resistance as a process). Other person forms include vastustan (I oppose), vastustat (you oppose, singular), vastusti (he/she opposed).

See also: vastustaa, vastustus, vastustaminen, opposition (in English-language contexts).