tarjoavat

Tarjoavat is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Finnish verb tarjota, meaning “they offer.” It is used when the subject of the sentence consists of multiple people, organizations, or entities that provide something to others. The form appears in contexts such as business, services, hospitality, and everyday communication to describe what is being provided or made available.

Morphology and usage: tarjota is a native Finnish verb of the -oa verb class, which follows regular present-tense patterns. The present tense forms are tarjōan? No—correctly: tarjoan (I offer), tarjoat (you offer), tarjoaa (he/she/it offers), tarjoamme (we offer), tarjoatte (you all offer), tarjoavat (they offer). The suffix -vat in tarjoavat marks the third-person plural, with vowel harmony aligning the form to the stem. The verb commonly governs direct objects in partitive or accusative cases, depending on whether the offering is a definite quantity or a general provision (for example, “tarjoavat kahvia ja teetä” = they offer coffee and tea).

Nuance: tarjoavat can refer to concrete products or services (e.g., “yritykset tarjoavat laajan valikoiman tuotteita”) as well as opportunities or conditions (e.g., “moist opportunities they offer”). It is a neutral, descriptive term suitable for encyclopedic or explanatory writing, advertisements, and news reporting.

Related forms include tarjota (infinitive), tarjoaminen (the act of offering), and tarjottu (offered). The word remains common in Finnish discourse and translations frequently render it as “offer,” “offers,” or “are offering” depending on tense and subject.