yritäkää

Yritäkää is a Finnish word. It is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb yrittää, which means "to try" or "to attempt." Therefore, yritäkää translates directly to "try" or "attempt" when addressing a group of people.

This word is commonly used in everyday Finnish conversation. For example, if a group of friends are trying to solve a difficult puzzle, one might say "Yritäkää kovemmin!" meaning "Try harder!" or "Yritäkää yhdessä!" meaning "Try together!". It can also be used in more formal contexts, such as in instructions or encouragement given to a team or a group undertaking a task.

The verb yrittää itself is a fundamental part of the Finnish language, reflecting the cultural value often placed on effort and perseverance. The imperative form yritäkää is a direct and concise way to express this sentiment to multiple individuals, encouraging them to put forth their best effort. The word's meaning is straightforward and its usage is widespread, making it a common and easily understood term for Finnish speakers.