huolehditte

Huolehditte is a Finnish verb form that marks the second-person plural and refers to a past action of taking care. It is derived from the verb huolehtia, which means to look after, take care of, or be concerned with something or someone. As a finite verb form, huolehditte is used when the subject of the sentence is a group of people and the action occurred in the past.

Grammatical notes and usage

In Finnish, verb forms reflect person and tense, and huolehditte signals that multiple people performed the act of caring in the past. The form is used in both speech and writing to recount group actions or to acknowledge that a group took care of a task or a person. The exact construction can vary with the sentence structure and the object of care, but the core meaning remains that the group looked after something or someone previously.

Relation to other forms

Huolehditte is one form within the broader conjugation of huolehtia. Related finite forms include versions for other persons and tenses, such as forms for I take care, we take care, or he/she takes care. The noun forms related to the concept of taking care include huolehtiminen (the act of taking care) and huolenpito (ongoing care or concern).

See also

Finnish verbs, huolehtia, Finnish grammar, Finnish noun formations such as huolehtiminen and huolenpito.