Konvertoivat

Konvertoivat is a Finnish verb that belongs to the third conjugation of strong verbs. It is the active present indicative form of the verb "konvertoida," which means "to convert" in English. The verb "konvertoivat" is used to describe actions performed by multiple subjects in the present tense. For example, "He konvertoivat rahansa euroiksi" translates to "They converted their money into euros."

The verb "konvertoida" is derived from the noun "konversio," which refers to conversion or a change in form or nature. The verb can be used in various contexts, such as financial conversions, religious conversions, or changes in data formats. In Finnish, the verb "konvertoida" is often used in technical and financial contexts, as well as in discussions about religious or ideological changes.

The conjugation of "konvertoida" follows the typical pattern of Finnish third conjugation strong verbs. The present indicative forms are as follows: minä konvertoin (I convert), sinä konvertoit (you convert), hän konvertoi (he/she/it converts), me konvertoimme (we convert), te konvertoitte (you all convert), he konvertoivat (they convert). The past tense form is "konvertoi," and the past participle is "konvertoinut." The verb can also form other tenses and moods, such as the conditional, potential, and imperative, following the standard Finnish verb conjugation rules.