ennustavatko

ennustavatko is a Finnish word that translates to "do they predict" or "are they predicting" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb ennustaa, which means "to predict," "to forecast," or "to prophesy."

The word is used in various contexts. For example, one might ask "ennustavatko säätiedot sadetta?" which means "do the weather forecasts predict rain?". In a more figurative sense, it could be used to ask about omens or signs, such as "ennustavatko nämä tapahtumat jotain tulevaa?" translating to "do these events predict something in the future?".

The grammatical structure of "ennustavatko" involves the verb stem "ennusta-" combined with the present tense plural ending "-vat" and the interrogative particle "-ko". This particle is attached to the first word of a question, indicating that the entire sentence is a question. Therefore, "ennustavatko" inherently signifies a query about the predictive capabilities of a subject.