Àhážèkwèvúfawepésákka. “Fold the water into the dry ingredients.”
I absolutely translated it with “fold” because of Schitt’s Creek and the folding in the cheese scene.
The verb sákka “to mix, to fold” is based on sáhe “to mix, to jumble” and incorporates the reiterative derivation to indicate a mixing that requires repetitive motions.
All the other elements have been introduced in previous days, though some look a little different based on phonological shifts: áí “water” becomes áž before a front vowel, and kò “with” becomes kw before a front vowel.