No. 4,333 in French
finit
"Finit" means "finishes" or "ends."
In a sentence
Elle finit son travail rapidement aujourd'hui.
She finishes her work quickly today.
The word "finit" is used here as the conjugated form of the verb "finir" in the third person singular (elle) present tense, indicating the completion of an action.
Quand il finit de parler, nous pouvons commencer.
When he finishes talking, we can begin.
In this sentence, "finit" again appears as the third person singular present tense of "finir," representing the end of an activity (talking).
Je regarde le film jusqu'à ce qu'il finit.
I watch the movie until it ends.
Here, "finit" reflects the movie's ending, showing the usage of "finir" in the third person singular present tense to describe an item's completion.
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