Yhdistit

Yhdistit is the second-person singular past tense form of the Finnish verb yhdistää, meaning you united or you joined. It is used to describe a completed action in which the subject (you) brought elements together or joined things.

Yhdistää means to unite, connect, or combine. The word yhdistit functions as a finite verb form in the past tense and indicative mood for the second person singular. Other personal forms include minä yhdistin, hän yhdisti, me yhdistimme, te yhdistitte, he yhdistivät. The stem is yhdistä- and the endings reflect Finnish verb conjugation patterns for the past tense.

In usage, yhdistit can describe literal joining (for example, connecting two parts or pieces) as well as figurative joining (merging organizations, ideas, or plans). It appears in narrative, instructions, and statements about actions already completed. Example: Sinä yhdistit kaksi osaa yhteen. Translation: You joined two parts together.

Yhdistämisen related concepts include yhdistää (to unite), yhdistys (an association or society), and yhdistäminen (the act or process of uniting). The form yhdistit is not a noun; context is provided by the subject and surrounding words, clarifying whether the action is literal or metaphorical.

See also: yhdistää, yhdistys, yhdistäminen.