küpsetate

Küpsetate is an Estonian verb form meaning "you bake" in the present tense for the second person plural. It derives from the verb küpsetama, which means to bake. In Estonian, verbs are conjugated for person and number, and küpsetate specifically marks that the subject is "you" (plural). The form is commonly used in everyday speech and in cooking-related contexts to describe baking actions.

Usage and context: Küpsetate appears in recipes, cooking instructions, and conversations when addressing more than one person who is performing the baking task. It can describe activities such as baking bread, cakes, or pastries.

Example: Te küpsetate leiba. (You bake bread.)

Related forms and notes: The corresponding noun is küpsetamine, meaning the act of baking. Imperative forms related to küpsetate include küpsetage (plural or polite imperative) and küpseta (singular informal imperative), used to instruct someone to bake.

See also: küpsetama, küpsetamine.