Vajutavad

Vajutavad is an Estonian verb form. It is the present tense, third person plural, of the verb vajutada (to press, push). The stem is vajut-, and the present tense ending for this person is -avad, giving vajutavad. The corresponding singular forms are vajutab (3rd singular), vajutad (2nd singular), and vajutan (1st singular).

Usage in Estonian sentences typically involves plural subjects such as inimesed (people) or nad (they) performing the action of pressing. For example, Nad vajutavad nuppe means “They are pressing buttons.” The form is commonly found in descriptions of user interfaces, procedures, or instructions where a group performs the action of pressing or pushing.

Etymology and related forms: vajutavad derives from the verb vajutada, which indicates a physical pressing action. Related forms include the singular present vajutab, the infinitive vajutada, and other conjugations of the same verb. The word is part of everyday Estonian vocabulary for describing manual actions.

In summary, vajutavad is the standard plural present-tense form used to describe multiple subjects pressing or pushing something in Estonian.