kirjaudumme

Kirjaudumme is a Finnish verb form meaning “we log in” or “we sign in.” It is the present indicative, first-person plural form of the verb kirjautua, which means to log in or to register with a system. In Finnish, person and number are indicated by the verb ending; the ending -mme marks the first-person plural in the present tense.

Use: The form is used when the subject includes the speaker and others who perform the action of logging in to a digital service, such as a website or application. It is a finite verb, not a noun, and it typically appears in sentences describing current or habitual action. In user interface language, the imperative form kirjaudu is used to address a single user (for example on a login button).

Examples: Me kirjaudumme sisään verkkopalveluun. This sentence states that we are logging in to a web service. The related past tense is kirjauduimme, as in Me kirjauduimme sisään aiemmin tänä päivänä, meaning “we logged in earlier today.”

Etymology and related forms: The verb is kirjautua, from which forms like kirjaus (entry/record) and kirjautuminen (login) derive. Kirjaudumme is one of several finite conjugations of kirjautua, used to describe actions performed by “we” in the present tense.