Újítotok

Újítotok is a Hungarian verb in the second-person plural, present tense, indicative mood. It is the conjugation of the verb "újít" which means "to renew", "to innovate", or "to renovate". Therefore, "újítotok" translates to "you all renew", "you all innovate", or "you all renovate".

The verb "újít" itself derives from the Hungarian word "új", meaning "new". The suffix "-ít" often denotes a causative action, suggesting that "újít" implies making something new or causing it to become new again. The "-otok" ending is a standard second-person plural possessive suffix in Hungarian, which in this context functions as the subject marker for the present tense indicative.

As such, "újítotok" is used when addressing a group of people and indicating that they are the ones performing the action of renewal, innovation, or renovation. For example, one might say "Ti újítotok a legtöbbet a városban" which means "You all renew the most in the city". It can refer to physical renovation of buildings, the introduction of new ideas or methods, or the general act of making something fresh or modern. The specific nuance depends heavily on the context in which the verb is used.