Húzzátok

Húzzátok is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the second-person plural imperative of the verb húzni, meaning to pull or haul. It is used when addressing more than one person and telling them to pull or drag something.

In standard Hungarian, húzzátok is commonly employed with separable prefixes to form phrasal imperatives. This means you can pair it with prefixes such as fel, ki, át, le, and similar, creating commands like húzzátok fel a függönyt (pull up the curtain), húzzátok ki a dobozt (pull out the box), or húzzátok le a kormányt (pull down the lever). The form places the emphasis on coordinated action by a group and is typical in instructions, tasks, or collaborative activities.

Usage notes include that húzzátok is expected in informal and semi-formal speech when a group is being directed to perform a pulling action. The form is often found in contexts such as work instructions, sports or games involving pulling tasks, and everyday practical directions. Its spelling with double z (húzzátok) reflects the phonological assimilation that occurs with the imperative form when the verb root ends in z and a following mood suffix is added.

See also: húzni (to pull), húzás (pulling), Hungarian imperative forms.