No. 831 in Afrikaans

geëindig

"Geëindig" means "ended" or "concluded" in English.

In a sentence

Die vergadering het met 'n instemming geëindig.
The meeting concluded with an agreement.
The word 'geëindig' is used here to indicate the conclusion of an event.
Sy storie het tragies geëindig.
Her story ended tragically.
Here, 'geëindig' describes the outcome or the final point of a narrative.
Hulle het die dispuut amptelik geëindig.
They formally ended the dispute.
In this sentence, 'geëindig' indicates the action of bringing something to a close intentionally.

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