Kuolin

Kuolin is the first-person singular past tense form of the Finnish verb kuolla, meaning to die. It denotes a completed act of dying and is used primarily in narrative or historical contexts.

In everyday Finnish, talking about death more commonly uses the third-person form, for example "hän kuoli" (he/she died). The first-person past form "minä kuolin" occurs mainly in literature, personal memoirs, or quoted historical accounts to express "I died" as part of a story or testimony.

Kuolin is a finite verb form and not a noun. The verb kuolla has other conjugations, for example "minä kuolen" (I die or I am dying, in certain contexts), "sinä kuolit" (you died), "me kuolimme" (we died), and "he kuolivat" (they died). The corresponding noun for death is kuolema, and related terms include kuolinilmoitus (death notice).