vetäkää

Vetäkää is the Finnish second-person plural imperative form of the verb vetää, meaning to pull, draw, or drag. It is used to issue a command or instruction to more than one person, for example when telling a group to pull a rope or to move an object.

Formation and usage: The imperative is formed by adding the suffix -kää to the verb stem vetä-. The spelling vetäkää reflects vowel harmony and is standard in written and spoken Finnish. In everyday speech, manuals, and teamwork contexts, it is used when addressing several people: Vetäkää köysi tiukasti. Vetäkää ovi kiinni.

Finnish grammar distinguishes the plural imperative from the singular form (vedä). The plural form is typical in collaborative tasks, instructive contexts, and situations where a group is addressed.