This is the 670th most frequent Estonian word.
maksta
"Maksta" means "to pay" in English.
'Maksta' again appears as an infinitive verb, used in a negation context to denote the absence of the need to pay in this particular location.
Maksta ei ole siin vaja.
It is not necessary to pay here.
Here, 'maksta' functions as an infinitive verb meaning 'to pay.' It indicates the action of imparting money in exchange for something purchased.
Ma pean poes maksta.
I need to pay at the store.
Here, 'maksta' is used as an infinitive verb within a question, asking if the subject chooses to carry out the action of paying personally.