esittelit

Esittelit is the second-person singular past tense form of the Finnish verb esitellä, meaning to present, introduce, or outline something for consideration. The form signals a completed action in the past and is used with a subject (often implicit) and a direct object representing what was presented, as well as possibly a recipient to whom it was presented.

In practice, esittelit appears in sentences such as: Eilen esittelit minulle uuden projektin. or Sinä esittelit idean johtoryhmälle. The verb is transitive, and common objects include items like idea, projekt, suunnitelma, or näyttö, depending on the context. It is typically used in settings such as meetings, conferences, or demonstrations where information or proposals are shown or introduced.

Morphology and related forms: The verb esitellä has a full set of finite forms, for example: esittelen (I present), esittelet (you present), esittelee (he/she presents), esittelimme (we presented), esittelitte (you presented), esittelivät (they presented). The noun form esittely means “presentation” or “introduction.” Imperative forms are esitä (singular) and esitelkää (plural/polite). Finnish verbs reflect person and number in finite forms, and past tense typically denotes completed actions.

Notes: Esittelit should not be confused with esittelet, which is the present tense second-person singular. The choice between forms depends on time reference (past vs present) and the intended subject.