lohdutitte

Lohdutitte is the second-person plural past tense form of the Finnish verb lohduttaa, meaning you comforted or you consoled. The verb lohduttaa means to provide comfort or reassurance to someone who is distressed or upset. In Finnish, lohdutitte is used when referring to actions performed by you (plural) in the past; it appears in narratives or reports about past events involving comforting another person.

Usage and meaning: Lohdutitte conveys a past act of offering consolation, sympathy, or encouragement to someone. It can be used with a direct object in the accusative case, for example to indicate whom the comfort was given to.

Conjugation context: The verb lohduttaa is transitive and has related forms for other subjects and moods, such as lohdutan (I comfort), lohdutat (you comfort), lohduttaa (he/she/it comforts), lohdutamme (we comfort), lohduttavat (they comfort). The past tense forms include lohdutin, lohdutit, lohdutti, lohduttimme, lohdutitte, lohduttivat, depending on the subject.

Usage note: Lohdutitte is commonly found in written or spoken Finnish when specifying who provided consolation in the past, and it is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.

Etymology and related terms: The verb derives from lohdutus (consolation) and is related to other forms such as lohduttaa, lohdutus, and lohduttaminen. See also lohduttaa and lohdutus for related meanings and usage.