Käskjalgu
Käskjalgu, also known as the Estonian command form of the verb "to go" (käsk), is a grammatical construct used in Estonian to express commands or orders. The term itself is a compound of the verb *käsk* ("to command") and *jalgu* ("leg"), though the latter is not directly related to the verb's meaning. In Estonian grammar, the command form is primarily used in the second-person singular (you) and plural (you all) to convey imperative mood instructions.
The command form is derived from the infinitive or present tense of the verb, often with slight
In Estonian, the command form is distinct from the infinitive and indicative moods, serving a clear imperative