vajutamavajutada

vajutamavajutada is an Estonian verb. It is the infinitive form of the verb meaning "to press" or "to push". The verb conjugate regularly in Estonian. For example, the first person singular present tense is "vajutan" (I press/push), and the third person singular past tense is "vajutas" (he/she/it pressed/pushed). The past participle is "vajutanud" (pressed/pushed).

This verb is commonly used in everyday language to describe the act of applying pressure to something. This can include physical actions like pressing a button, pushing a door, or pressing a key on a keyboard. It can also be used figuratively to describe exerting influence or making a strong suggestion. For instance, one might say they are "vajutama" someone to make a decision, implying they are encouraging or pressuring them.

The root of the verb is "vajuta-". Understanding its conjugation is key to using it correctly in various tenses and moods within Estonian sentences. The word itself is fundamental for expressing actions involving physical contact and applied force.