Pysäköit

Pysäköit is a Finnish verb form meaning "you park." It is the second-person singular present tense of the verb pysäköidä, which means to park a vehicle. The standard infinitive is pysäköidä, and the past participle is pysäköity.

In Finnish, the present tense forms of pysäköidä include minä pysäköin, sinä pysäköit, hän pysäköi. The form pysäköit is used when addressing someone directly in informal speech or writing. It can appear in questions, statements, or imperatives combined with other words, for example: Pysäköitkö tässä? (Are you parking here?) Sinä pysäköit auton tuohon paikkaan. (You park your car in that spot.)

Relation to related terms: pysäköinti refers to the act or concept of parking in a general sense, often used in signage and policy discussions. Pysäköity is the past participle meaning “parked,” used to describe a vehicle or state resulting from parking. The verb pysäköidä belongs to the group of Finnish -dä verbs, which form their present tense with subject-specific endings such as -n, -t, and -i.

Usage note: Finnish frequently omits explicit subjects, so the presence of the form pysäköit often makes the subject clear from context. The form remains common in dialog, instructions, and everyday conversation when directly addressing someone about parking.