Tarkistat

Tarkistat is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Finnish verb tarkistaa, which means to check, verify, or inspect. The form is used when addressing one person in the present tense, indicating that the subject is performing the action of checking.

In everyday Finnish, tarkistat appears in both declarative and interrogative sentences. Examples include “Tarkistatko tiedot?” meaning “Will you check the data?” and “Sinä tarkistat tiedot,” meaning “You check the data.” The form is common in contexts such as data validation, quality control, journalism, software testing, and any situation that involves confirming accuracy or correctness.

Conjugation in the present tense (indicative) for the verb tarkistaa is:

- minä tarkistan

- sinä tarkistat

- hän tarkistaa

- me tarkistamme

- te tarkistatte

- he tarkistavat

Tarkistat belongs to the -istaa verb class, and its stem is tarkist-. Other present tense forms follow the standard -a/-ä verb endings pattern in Finnish.

Notes and usage:

The form tarkistat is used both in statements and questions, often with a following object such as tiedot (data), luvut (numbers), or ohjeet (instructions). The verb is versatile across formal and informal registers and is frequently encountered in written and spoken Finnish.