saavuttaisivat

saavuttaisivat is the conditional form of the Finnish verb saavuttaa, meaning "to achieve" or "to reach." The conditional mood in Finnish expresses a hypothetical or potential action. Therefore, "saavuttaisivat" translates to "they would achieve" or "they would reach."

This verb form is used in sentences that describe a situation that is not currently happening but could happen under certain conditions. For example, "Jos he tekisivät enemmän töitä, he saavuttaisivat tavoitteensa" translates to "If they worked harder, they would achieve their goals." In this sentence, achieving their goals is presented as a possibility contingent on the condition of working harder.

The conditional mood is often used in polite requests or suggestions, although in the third-person plural, it primarily denotes a hypothetical outcome for a group. It can also be used to express doubt or uncertainty about a future event, though other grammatical structures might be more common for direct expressions of doubt.

"saavuttaisivat" itself is derived from the infinitive "saavuttaa," which is a common verb in Finnish. The conditional ending "-isivat" is added to the stem of the verb to form the third-person plural conditional. The plural form indicates that the subject of the verb is "they."