palkitsit

Palkitsit is the second-person singular past tense form of the Finnish verb palkita, meaning “you rewarded.” It is a finite verb form used in past-tense narration to indicate that the person addressed performed the act of rewarding someone else.

The base verb palkita is transitive and typically requires a direct object referring to the person or thing being rewarded. For example: Sinä palkitsit hänet hyvästä työstä. The wording may also include a reward or honor, such as palkinnolla or kunnianosoituksella, depending on the context.

In Finnish, palkita is a regular -ita verb, and its simple past tense forms are: minä palkitsin, sinä palkitsit, hän palkitsi, me palkitsimme, te palkitsitte, he palkitsivat. Thus palkitsit is the second-person singular past form, used when addressing someone directly in the past tense.

Usage of palkitsit is common in narratives, journalism, and everyday speech to describe past actions of rewarding or honoring someone. It can refer to monetary rewards, prizes, honors, or symbolic recognitions, depending on the object and context.

Related terms include palkinto (award, prize), palkkio (remuneration, reward), and palkitseminen (rewarding). The verb’s related forms include palkita (to reward), palkitsimme (we rewarded), and palkitseminen (the act of rewarding).

See also: palkinto, palkkio, palkitseminen, palkita.