suorittaisivat

suorittaisivat

suorittaisivat is a Finnish verb form derived from the infinitive suorittaa, which means "to perform," "to carry out," or "to complete." The form is the third‑person plural conditional, indicating an action that would occur under certain conditions. It translates to English as "they would perform" or "they would complete."

Grammatically, suorittaisivat combines the stem suoritt‑ with the conditional suffix ‑aisi‑ and the plural agreement ending ‑vat. The conditional mood in Finnish expresses potentiality or hypothetical situations, often corresponding to the English would‑verb construction. The same verb in other persons is, for example, suorittaisimme (first‑person plural) and suorittaisit (second‑person singular).

Usage examples include:

- Hän tiesi, että hänet kunnoittelisi. Jos hän menisi pesti, hän suorittaisivat tehtävän ajoissa.

- Olisi parempi, jos olisimme vielä tarkistaneet pöytäkirjan ennen kokousta; se olisi vahvistanut valmiit tiedot, ja me suorittaisivat sen täsmällisesti.

The conditional forms are frequently used to discuss plans, hypothetical outcomes, or preferences. They are common in formal proposals, conditional statements, and in dialogues where causality and possibility are highlighted.

Pronunciation: [su.o.rʲitaːsːiːvɑt]. The stress is typically on the penultimate syllable. The word is found in standard dictionaries as a regular conjugation of suorittaa.