Kilpaillaverbi

Kilpaillaverbi is a Finnish verb that translates to "to compete" or "to rival" in English. It is an active verb that describes the action of engaging in a contest, struggle, or rivalry with others. The verb is commonly used in various contexts, including sports, business, and academic settings, to denote situations where individuals or groups strive to achieve a goal that is also desired by others.

The conjugation of kilpaillaverbi follows the regular verb patterns of Finnish. For example, in the present tense, it is kilpailen (I compete), kilpailet (you compete), kilpailee (he/she/it competes), kilpailemme (we compete), kilpailette (you [plural] compete), and kilpailevat (they compete). In the past tense, it would be kilpailin (I competed), kilpailit (you competed), and so on.

The verb can also be used in its infinitive form, kilpailla, which means "to compete." It can also appear in various derived forms, such as nouns like kilpailu (competition) and adjectives like kilpailullinen (competitive). Understanding the usage and conjugation of kilpaillaverbi is essential for comprehending and participating in discussions related to contests and rivalries in the Finnish language.