maistakaa

Maistakaa is a Finnish verb form meaning "you all taste" or "try." It is the second-person plural imperative of the verb maistaa, which means to taste or sample. The form is commonly used to invite a group to sample food or drink, for example in recipes, menus, cooking demonstrations, or tasting events.

In terms of grammar, maistaa belongs to the Finnish verb class that forms the plural imperative with the suffix -kaa or -kää, yielding maistakaa. The singular imperative would be maista. The form is used when addressing multiple people, including in polite or formal contexts.

Common usage examples include: Maistakaa tätä keittoa ja kertokaa, mitä mieltä olette. Maistakaa ensin, ja sitten päätämme, jatkammeko. The phrase functions as a directive directed at a group, inviting participation in tasting and feedback.