kiertävätkö

kiertävätkö is a Finnish word, a form of the verb "kiertää" which means to go around, to circulate, or to revolve. The suffix "vät" indicates the third-person plural subject, meaning "they". The ending "kö" is an interrogative particle, turning the statement into a question. Therefore, "kiertävätkö" translates directly to "do they go around?", "do they circulate?", or "do they revolve?".

This question could be asked in various contexts. For example, one might ask "kiertävätkö planeetat auringon ympäri?" which means "do the planets revolve around the sun?". In a more general sense, it could refer to things that are in motion or cycles. For instance, "kiertävätkö uutiset?" could inquire if the news is circulating. The specific meaning depends heavily on the surrounding context and what "they" refers to. The word is commonly used in everyday Finnish conversation and in written texts, particularly when discussing movement, cycles, or the spread of information. It is a grammatically correct and frequently employed interrogative form.