Aláírjátok

Aláírjátok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you (all) sign.” It is the present-tense form used when addressing multiple people and asking them to place a signature on a document. Specifically, it is the second-person plural form of the verb aláírni, which means to sign under or at the bottom of something.

The verb aláírni is built from the prefix alá- (under) and the root ír (to write). The noun associated with the act is aláírás, meaning a signature. The infinitive is aláírni. In the present tense, the forms are: én aláírok, te aláírsz, ő aláír, mi aláírunk, ti aláírjátok, ők aláírják. Therefore, aláírjátok corresponds to “you (plural) sign.”

Usage notes: Aláírjátok appears in both formal and informal contexts, typically in written documents, instructions, or direct speech where a group is instructed to sign. It conveys a request or instruction that multiple people perform the signing action.

Examples:

- Kérjük, aláírjátok a szerződést. (Please sign the contract.)

- Ha mindenkinek megfelel, aláírjátok a nyilatkozatot, és visszakülditek azt. (If everyone agrees, you sign the statement and send it back.)

Related terms include aláírás (signature), aláíró (signer), and aláírási címpéldány (notarial signature).