Javítjátok

Javítjátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural present indicative of the verb javítani, meaning to repair, fix, or improve. In English it translates as you fix or you are fixing. The form shows that the subject is ti, i.e., you (plural), and it is used in statements about ongoing or general actions.

Morphology and usage: The present indicative 2nd person plural is formed from the stem javít- plus the suffix -játok, producing javítjátok. The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, from repairing a physical object to correcting or improving something non-physical, such as procedures, texts, or systems. Examples include: Ti javítjátok a hibákat (You fix the errors), Ti javítjátok a gépet (You fix the machine). The form is common in everyday speech, work instructions, and collaborative settings where multiple people are addressed.

Related forms: The prefix meg- can attach to form megjavítjátok, meaning you repair it completely or you fix it (with the prefix emphasizing completion). The imperative mood has its own distinct forms, which differ in spelling and usage from the present indicative.

Notes: Javítjátok is a standard, neutral form corresponding to a plural subject and does not stand alone as a noun or noun-like term. It is widely understood in Hungarian-speaking contexts as a straightforward description of plural “you” performing the act of repairing or improving.