suoriuduitte

Suoriuduitte is the second-person plural past tense form of the Finnish verb suoriutua. The verb suoriutua means to manage, cope, perform, or fulfill obligations, especially in the sense of completing a task or meeting a requirement. As a finite verb, suoriuduitte indicates that a group of people carried out something in the past. It is used in both formal and informal contexts, in speech and in writing.

Grammatical notes: suoriudutte is the present tense form for “you manage” in singular and plural contexts, while suoriuduitte is the past tense form for “you (all) managed.” The verb is intransitive and commonly takes a complement such as a task or obligation, for example in tehtävästä (of the task) or ajassa (on time). The form suoriuduitte aligns with standard Finnish subject-verb agreement in the past tense for the second person plural.

Usage and examples: te suoriuduitte tehtävästä erinomaisesti. (“you all carried out the task excellently.”) te suoriuduitte aikataulussa. (“you all stayed on schedule.”) The form can appear in reports, emails, or narrative texts describing results achieved by a group.

Related forms: the infinitive is suoriutua; past singular is suoriuduictu? No, the standard forms are suoriuduin (I), suoriuduit (you singular), suoriutui (he/she), suoriuduimme (we), suoriuduitte (you plural), suoriutuivat (they). The noun suoriutuminen refers to performance or completion, and the adjective suoriutunut means having carried out or accomplished.

In summary, suoriuduitte is a standard, neutral grammatical form used to report that a group successfully completed or managed a task in the past.