Irányítsatok

Irányítsatok is a Hungarian verb in the second-person plural imperative mood. It translates directly to "direct yourselves" or "guide yourselves" in English. As a verb, it implies taking control, showing the way, or managing a situation or people. The root word is "irányít," meaning "to direct," "to guide," or "to manage."

The form "irányítsatok" specifically addresses multiple individuals, commanding them to take initiative and lead. This could be used in a variety of contexts, such as when instructing a group to find their own way, to manage a task collectively, or to take responsibility for a situation. For example, in a scenario where a group is lost, someone might say "Irányítsatok!" to encourage them to figure out their own path. In a more formal setting, it could be a directive for subordinates to organize and manage a project. The plural imperative nature of the word underscores a call for collective action and self-governance among the addressed parties.