Pööraksite

"Pööraksite" is a verb form in the Estonian language. It is the second-person plural conditional mood of the verb "pöörama". The verb "pöörama" has several meanings, including to turn, to rotate, to convert, or to translate. Therefore, "pööraksite" would be used to express a conditional action of turning, rotating, converting, or translating that would be performed by "you" (plural).

The conditional mood in Estonian is used to express hypothetical situations, wishes, or polite requests. The ending "-ksite" specifically denotes the second-person plural form in the conditional. For example, "Te pööraksite selle lehekülje" could mean "You (plural) would turn this page" or "You (plural) would convert this page," depending on the context.

The formation of the conditional mood in Estonian generally involves adding the suffix "-ks" to the verb stem, followed by personal endings. For "pöörama," the stem is "pööra-." Thus, "pööraks-" is the conditional stem. Adding the second-person plural ending "-te" results in "pööraksite." This grammatical structure allows for nuanced expression of conditional actions performed by a group of people.