Irányítsátok

Irányítsátok is a Hungarian verb meaning "direct," "guide," or "manage," and it is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb irányítani. This grammatical form is used when addressing two or more people and commanding or instructing them to take control, steer, or lead something. For example, if you were telling a group of people to take charge of a project, you might say "Irányítsátok a projektet!" which translates to "Direct the project!"

The verb irányítani itself is derived from the noun irány, meaning "direction." Therefore, irányítsátok carries the core meaning of setting a course or influencing the movement or development of a situation or entity. It can be used in a literal sense, such as directing traffic or a vehicle, or in a more figurative sense, like guiding a discussion or managing a company. The imperative mood signifies a direct command or strong suggestion, making it a functional and direct instruction. The "-átok" ending specifically marks the plural form of the second-person pronoun.