Hajtjátok

Hajtjátok is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person plural form of the verb "hajt", meaning to drive, push, or force. In its most literal sense, "hajtjátok" would translate to "you all drive" or "you all push". However, like many verbs, its meaning can be nuanced depending on the context.

For instance, "hajtjátok a gépet" could mean "you all are driving the machine," referring to operating a vehicle or heavy machinery. It can also imply urging or pressing someone to do something, such as "Ne hajtsátok annyira, hadd pihenjenek" which translates to "Don't push them so much, let them rest."

The verb "hajt" itself has a wide range of applications, from herding animals ("juhokat hajtani" - to drive sheep) to pursuing something relentlessly. Therefore, "hajtjátok" inherits this versatility. It can be used to describe physical actions of propulsion or movement, as well as more abstract concepts of urging, chasing, or even the passage of time in certain idiomatic expressions. Understanding the specific context in which "hajtjátok" is used is crucial for accurate interpretation.