tühistaksid

tühistaksid is the conditional, second-person plural form of the Estonian verb "tühistama." The verb "tühistama" translates to "to cancel," "to annul," "to revoke," or "to nullify" in English. Therefore, "tühistaksid" specifically means "you (plural) would cancel," "you (plural) would annul," "you (plural) would revoke," or "you (plural) would nullify."

This form is used to express a hypothetical or conditional action. It suggests that if certain conditions were met, the speakers (addressing multiple people) would perform the action of canceling, annulling, revoking, or nullifying something. For instance, one might say "Kui te oleksite teadnud tõde, tühistaksid te lepingu" which translates to "If you had known the truth, you would have canceled the contract." The use of the conditional mood indicates uncertainty or a hypothetical scenario rather than a definite or past action. The plural form of the verb is crucial as it denotes that the action is being considered in relation to more than one person.