finite

/ˈfaɪnaɪt/
adjective
  1. Having limits or bounds; not infinite.
    • Human life is finite, which makes every moment precious.
    • The number of tickets available is finite, so buy yours early.
    • Earth's resources are finite, so we must use them wisely.
  2. (of a verb form) showing tense, person, and number; not an infinitive or participle.
    • In the sentence 'She runs,' the word 'runs' is a finite verb.
    • Unlike 'to go,' the word 'went' is a finite verb because it shows past tense.
    • Finite verbs change form to show when an action happens.