palautatetaan

Palautatetaan is a Finnish verb in the third-person plural passive present indicative form. It translates to "will be returned" or "are to be returned" in English. The base verb is "palauttaa," which means "to return" or "to restore." The "-taan" ending signifies the passive voice, indicating that the subject of the sentence is the recipient of the action, rather than the performer. The third-person plural form suggests that multiple entities are either performing the action or are the object of the action, depending on the sentence structure.

In practical usage, "palautatetaan" would appear in sentences describing a situation where something or someone is being sent back or restored. For instance, a sentence might state that "kirjat palautatetaan kirjastoon," meaning "the books will be returned to the library." Another example could be "vanhat tavarat palautatetaan varastoon," translating to "the old items are to be returned to the storage." The verb implies an ongoing or future process of returning. It is a common grammatical construction in Finnish for conveying passive actions.