Gátoljatok

Gátoljatok is a Hungarian verb, the second-person plural imperative form of the verb gátol, meaning "to hinder," "to obstruct," "to impede," or "to prevent." As an imperative, it is used to directly command a group of people to stop or prevent something from happening. The root word "gát" refers to a dam or a barrier, which provides a literal or figurative sense of stopping or blocking progress.

The usage of "gátoljatok" implies a situation where action is being taken or is about to be taken by the addressed group, and the speaker wishes to halt or impede this action. It can be used in a variety of contexts, from physical obstruction to the prevention of abstract concepts like ideas or developments. For example, one might say "Ne gátoljatok!" which translates to "Don't hinder!" or "Stop preventing!"

The verb conjugation is straightforward. "Gátol" is the infinitive form. The present tense conjugation for "you all" (plural) is "gátoltok." The imperative form, "gátoljatok," is formed by adding the imperative suffix "-jatok." This grammatical structure is common in Hungarian for forming commands directed at multiple people. Understanding "gátoljatok" is key to comprehending instructions or prohibitions given in the plural imperative in Hungarian.