tarjositte

Tarjositte is the second-person plural past tense form of the Finnish verb tarjota, meaning “you offered.” It is used to describe a past action in which the group addressed offered something or extended an offer.

Conjugation and form: In the past tense, tarjota yields tarjosin, tarjosit, tarjosi, tarjosimme, tarjositte, tarjosivat. The stem is tarjos-, and the endings follow the standard Finnish past tense pattern: -in, -it, -i, -imme, -itte, -ivat. The corresponding present tense second-person plural form is tarjotte or tarjoatte, depending on regional variation and nuance.

Examples: Tarjositte minulle kahvia eilen. (You offered me coffee yesterday.) Tarjositte meille leipää ja kahvia. (You offered us bread and coffee.) In narrative use: He tarjosivat apua, mutta ei ehtineet ajoissa. (They offered help, but did not manage in time.)

Usage notes: Tarjositte is appropriate when the subject is a group addressed as “you” in the past. It contrasts with tarjosit (singular you offered) and tarjosimme (we offered). Like other Finnish tense forms, it is used in written and spoken language and can appear in direct speech or narration.

See also: Tarjota, Finnish verb conjugation, Finnish past tense forms.