häiriintyisivät

Häiriintyisivät is the third-person plural conditional form of the Finnish verb häiriintyä, meaning "to be disturbed," "to be bothered," or "to be upset." The conditional mood in Finnish is used to express hypothetical situations, possibilities, or things that might happen or would happen under certain circumstances. Therefore, "häiriintyisivät" translates directly to "they would be disturbed," "they would be bothered," or "they would be upset."

This form is typically used in sentences where a condition is stated or implied, and the consequence of that condition is the disturbance or upset of a group of people. For example, "Jos sade jatkuisi, ihmiset häiriintyisivät" translates to "If the rain continued, the people would be disturbed." The verb conjugation of "häiriintyisivät" indicates that the subject is plural (they) and the mood is conditional. It is a common and grammatically essential form for expressing nuanced hypothetical scenarios in Finnish. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending Finnish sentences that describe potential disruptions or emotional reactions to hypothetical events.