dokumentoit

Dokumentoit is a Finnish verb form meaning "you document." It represents the second-person singular present indicative of the verb dokumentoida, which means to document, record, or provide documentation. The infinitive is dokumentoida, and related present forms include dokumentoin (I document) and dokumentoi (he/she documents). The form dokumentoit is used when addressing one person informally, often in instructions, checklists, or collaborative work where someone is asked to record information.

Etymology and usage context: The verb dokumentoida is a loanword built from the noun dokumentti, which in turn traces back to the Latin documentum. In Finnish, -oida verbs are common for adopting foreign terms related to documentation, reporting, and record-keeping. Dokumentoit appears mainly in practical or procedural language, where directing another person to perform documentation is required.

Grammatical notes: In everyday Finnish, dokumentoit is part of a regular verb conjugation pattern for -oida verbs. It contrasts with documented forms such as dokumentoi (he/she documents) and dokumentoin (I document), illustrating typical subject-verb agreement in present tense. The vocabulary is widely understood in professional settings, government, academia, and information technology.

See also: dokumentoida, dokumentti (document), dokumentaatio (documentation), dokumentointi (documentation process in Finnish). These related terms cover the action of documenting, the end product, and the broader practice of maintaining records.