näyttöt

"Näyttät" is a Finnish verb meaning "you look" or "you appear." It is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb *näyttää*, which translates to "to look," "to seem," or "to appear." The word is commonly used in everyday Finnish conversation to describe someone's appearance, mood, or state.

The verb *näyttää* is a compound word combining *nä-* (a stem from the verb *nähdä*, meaning "to see") and *-yttää*, a suffix indicating a state or appearance. It can be used both literally and figuratively. For example, one might say *"Näyttät väsyneeltä"* ("You look tired") or *"Tämä näyttää vaikealta"* ("This looks difficult").

"Näyttät" follows standard Finnish verb conjugation rules. In the present tense, it is conjugated as follows: *näyttää* (I look), *näytät* (you look), *näyttää* (he/she/it looks), *näytämme* (we look), *näytätte* (you plural look), and *näyttävät* (they look). The verb is often paired with adjectives or nouns to describe appearance, such as *"Näyttät hyvältä"* ("You look good") or *"Näyttää siltä, että sataa"* ("It looks like it's raining").

The word is widely used in both spoken and written Finnish, including informal contexts. It can also appear in idiomatic expressions, such as *"Näyttää siltä"* ("It seems like"), which is a common way to express an opinion or assumption. The verb is also used in the passive voice, such as *"Tämä näyttäytyy ongelmallisena"* ("This appears problematic").