värjätäpassivimuoto

Värjätäpassivimuoto is the passive form of the Finnish verb värjätä, meaning “to dye.” In Finnish, the passive voice is used when the agent performing the action is unknown, unimportant, or not stated, and the focus is on the action or its result rather than who performs it.

Present passive forms with the suffix -taan/-tään, resulting in värjätään as the common form. For example: Seinän pinta värjätään vihreällä maalilla. This expresses that the surface is being dyed (in a general, ongoing process). The present passive can also appear with different stem consonants depending on the verb, but still follows the same basic pattern.

Past passive forms with the suffix -ttiin give värjättiin. An example is: Seinän pinta värjättiin viime viikolla, which means the surface was dyed last week. This tense describes a completed dyeing action in the past.

The passive participle värjätty means “dyed” and is used as an adjective or in perfect tenses. Examples: Värjätty väri on pysynyt tasaisena, or Väri on jo värjätty. The participle also appears in compound constructions to indicate a completed result of the dyeing process.

Negation of passive forms is done with ei before the passive form: ei värjätään (is not dyed) and ei värjätty (was not dyed). The forms mirror other Finnish verb conjugations, helping to express time and aspect without specifying the agent.