toimittamaan

Toimittamaan is the long infinitive form of the Finnish verb toimittaa, which means to deliver, supply, or furnish something, as well as to arrange for something to be done or to provide content for publication. The verb is transitive and commonly used in contexts involving goods, information, or material that is provided to a person, organization, or publication. The sense can range from physical delivery to supplying services or content.

Conjugation is regular for a Finnish first-conjugation verb. In the present indicative, forms are toimitan, toimitat, toimittaa, toimitamme, toimitatte, toimittavat. The past tense is toimitin, toimitit, toimitti, toimitimme, toimititte, toimittivat. The passive present is toimitetaan. The long infinitive form is toimittamaan, which is used in constructions expressing purpose or future intention, and is common after certain modal or auxiliary verbs.

Related noun forms include toimitus, meaning the act of delivering or the delivery itself, as well as newsroom or office staff in media contexts. The noun toimittaja refers to an editor or journalist, and toimitusjohtaja is the title for a CEO or managing director. These related terms show how toimittaa operates across logistics, publishing, and management domains.

Usage notes: In logistics or procurement, toimittaa often describes delivering goods or services to a customer or partner. In media and publishing, it can mean to provide or prepare content for publication. The everyday nuance depends on context, but the core idea is bringing something to its destination or making it available to another party.

Examples:

- Yritys toimittaa asiakkaalle tilatun tuotteen seuraavana päivänä. (The company delivers the ordered product to the customer the next day.)

- Lehden toimitus toimittaa päivän uutiset. (The newspaper’s newsroom provides the day's news.)

- Hän toimitti puheenvuoronsa sujuvasti. (He delivered his speech smoothly.)