muodostoivat

"Muodostoivat" is a Finnish verb that translates to "to form" or "to constitute" in English. It is the present active indicative form of the verb "muodostaa," which means "to form" or "to shape." The verb "muodostoivat" is used to describe actions or processes that result in the creation or arrangement of something. For example, "Kivet muodostoivat maaston" translates to "Rocks formed the landscape," indicating that the rocks contributed to the creation or shaping of the landscape.

In Finnish grammar, "muodostoivat" is a third-person plural form, meaning it refers to multiple subjects performing the action of forming or constituting. The verb conjugates to reflect different subjects, tenses, and moods, following the regular conjugation patterns of Finnish verbs. The base form of the verb is "muodostaa," and it can be inflected to indicate various grammatical categories such as tense, mood, and voice.

The verb "muodostoivat" is part of the larger verb paradigm "muodostaa," which includes other forms such as "muodostan" (I form), "muodostat" (you form), and "muodostaa" (he/she/it form). This verb is commonly used in contexts where the formation, composition, or arrangement of elements is discussed, whether in scientific, artistic, or everyday contexts.