Elindítjátok

Elindítjátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second person plural form of the verb elindít, meaning to start, launch, or initiate something. Depending on context, it can function as a present indicative form (you start/you are starting) or, in constructive phrases, as part of imperative constructions addressed to multiple people.

Grammatical notes: The form is finite and transitive, requiring a direct object in many uses (for example, the thing being started). It appears with the prefix el-, which adds a sense of beginning or triggering the action, often implying starting something that was not running or activated before. The base verb is elindít, with related forms including elindítom (I start), elindítod (you start), elindítja (he/she starts), elindítjuk (we start), elindítják (they start), and the imperative/optative variants such as elindítsátok or elindítsátok el (start up, you all), depending on the exact construction.

Usage considerations: Elindítjátok is commonly used in contexts such as project management, software deployment, mechanical systems, and organizational processes. It typically collocates with a direct object: elindítjátok a projektet, elindítjátok a programot, elindítjátok a folyamatot. The nuance can range from a routine action to a deliberate initiation of a larger endeavor, and it is often found in instructions, planning discussions, or descriptive narration.

Etymology and related terms: The prefix el- indicates initiation or completion of an action, combined with indít, the root meaning to set in motion or to activate. Related forms include elindít, elindíthatja, indítás (start, initiation), and indító (initiator).