Vajutasite

Vajutasite is an Estonian verb form that represents the second person plural past tense of the verb vajutama, meaning to press, push, or click. The form is used to indicate that you (all) performed the action of pressing something, and it is common in instructional or narrative contexts where the viewer or reader is addressed.

The infinitive form is vajutada. Vajutasite is one of several conjugated forms used to mark tense and person. Other related forms include vajutage (imperative, you plural, as in a command to press), vajutage nuppu (press the button), vajutatud (pressed, as a participial form), and vajutamine (the act of pressing). Vajutama is a transitive verb, typically taking a direct object in the accusative or partitive case, for example nuppu (nuppu) meaning “the button.”

Usage and context: vajutasite is frequently found in documentation, user interfaces, and narrative text where actions are described from the perspective of addressing a group. It appears in instructions such as “Kui olete valmis, vajutage nuppu” (If you are ready, press the button). The verb covers both physical pressing and clicking actions in digital environments, reflecting the broad Estonian use of vajutada for interaction with devices and interfaces.

Example sentence: Eile vajutasite nuppu ja avasite programmi. A related noun form is vajutamine, referring to the act of pressing, while vajutatud describes something that has been pressed.