kirjauduit

Kirjauduit is a Finnish verb form meaning “you logged in” or “you signed in.” It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb kirjautua, which is used in digital contexts to describe the action of authenticating a user and entering a system or service.

In Finnish, the verb kirjautua belongs to the group of verbs that express an action of becoming registered or authenticated. The base forms include the infinitive kirjautua and the present tense form kirjaudut (you log in). The past tense second-person singular is kirjauduit, which is the form shown here. Related nouns include kirjautuminen (logging in) and sisäänkirjautuminen (signing in to a system). The word is commonly used with locatives such as sisään (in, inside) to specify the context.

Usage notes: kirjauduit is most often found in written reports, logs, or narrated statements rather than as a command. In user interfaces, the imperative form Kirjaudu sisään is standard for login prompts, while past-tense forms appear in system messages or user histories.

Examples:

- Sinä kirjauduit sisään kello kahdeksan.

Translation: You logged in at eight o’clock.

- Käyttäjä kirjauduit sisään onnistuneesti, mutta salasana epäonnistui aiemmin.

Translation: The user logged in successfully, but the password had failed earlier.

Overall, kirjauduit is a tense-specific form used to describe a completed login action by the second-person subject in Finnish.