Pääsivätkin

Pääsivätkin is a Finnish verb form that is used to express the ability or possibility of an action. It is the third-person plural form of the verb "päästä," which means "to get" or "to manage." The verb "päästä" is part of the Finnish verb system, which includes a series of inflections to indicate different aspects of the action, such as tense, mood, and voice.

The verb "päästä" is often used in sentences to express the ability to perform an action or to achieve a certain state. For example, "He pääsevätkin sinne" translates to "They can get there" or "They can manage to get there." In this sentence, the "kin" particle is used to emphasize the possibility or ability of the action.

Pääsivätkin is a common verb form in Finnish and is used in various contexts, including everyday conversation, literature, and formal writing. It is an important part of the Finnish language and is essential for understanding and communicating in Finnish. The verb "päästä" is also used in other verb forms, such as the present tense "pääsevät" and the past tense "pääsi."