Gyújtotok

Gyújtotok is generally not treated as a separate word in standard Hungarian usage; it is considered a nonstandard spelling of the conjugated form gyújtotok, which is the second-person plural present indicative of the verb gyújtani (to ignite, to light a fire). The canonical form gyújtotok is used when addressing multiple subjects performing the act of igniting in the present.

Grammatically, gyújtani is a transitive verb meaning to start a fire or to light something. The stem gyújt- combines with personal endings, and the second-person plural present indicative is gyújtotok. The spelling gyújtotok may arise as a typographical error or a variant in some texts, but it does not constitute a separate lexical item in standard Hungarian grammar.

In practice, the intended meaning of gyújtotok is the action “you (plural) ignite” or “you all light.” Correct usage in contemporary Hungarian typically requires the spelling gyújtotok. Because gyújtotok does not appear in major dictionaries as a distinct form, writers who encounter it usually treat it as a misspelling rather than a legitimate alternative.

Related terms include gyújtó (igniter), gyújtás (ignition), and gyújtóeszköz (ignition device). The base verb gyújtani and its related forms cover the common concepts of lighting a fire, starting a flame, or triggering ignition in various contexts.