Explanation
Verbal action is completed; 'to finish', 'to end'.
Formation
終わる (owaru) is a godan (u-verb)
Detailed explanation
The verb 終わる (owaru) is used to express that an action has been completed or something has come to an end. Despite ending in る, 終わる is a godan (u-verb), so it does not follow the typical ichidan (る-verb) conjugation. It is translated as 'to finish', 'to end' or 'to be over' in English.
Examples
Eiga ga owattara, ie ni kaerimasu.
When the movie finishes, I'll go home.
Shigoto ga owaru made, matte kudasai.
Please wait until the work is finished.
Paatii wa mou sugu owarimasu.
The party will be over soon.
Shiken ga owattara, tomodachi to asobi ni iku yotei desu.
Once the exam is over, I plan to go out with my friends.
Practice
Grammar content sourced from hanabira.org.