finite verb
A grammatical term for a verb form that can serve as the predicate of a clause and is marked for tense, person, or other grammatical categories. Used in linguistics and language study.
English finite verbs change form depending on the person and number of the subject.
In this sentence, the finite verb comes at the end.
Compound of 定 (fixed, definite) and 動詞 (verb), likely a calque from Western grammatical terminology.