perustit

Perustit is a Finnish verb form. It is the second-person singular past tense of the verb perustaa, which means to establish or found. As a finite verb form, perustit indicates that the addressed person performed the act of establishing something in the past. It is used in sentences describing completed actions by you.

Example: Sinä perustit uuden yrityksen vuonna 2003. Translation: You founded a new company in 2003. The form can appear in narrative contexts or reports where the speaker refers to something the listener did earlier. It is not a noun; it is a specific past tense form of a verb.

Related forms in the same verb family include minä perustin (I founded), hän perusti (he/she founded), me perustimme (we founded), te perustitte (you all founded), and he perustivat (they founded). The infinitive is perustaa, and related nouns such as perusta or perustaminen refer to the foundation or founding process, but grunnins of the specific form perustit remain a verb conjugation.

In summary, perustit identifies a past action of establishing something by the second-person singular, and is one of several personal past-tense forms of the Finnish verb perustaa.