Javítsatok

Javítsatok is a Hungarian word that translates to "fix it" or "correct it" in English. It is a verb in the imperative mood, plural form, meaning it is a command directed at multiple people to perform an action of repair or correction. The singular imperative form is "javíts," directed at one person.

The word "javítsatok" can be used in a variety of contexts. It might be a direct instruction to mend a broken object, such as "Javítsátok meg a törött széket!" (Fix the broken chair!). It can also refer to correcting mistakes in written work, like "Javítsátok az elgépeléseket a dolgozatban!" (Correct the typos in the essay!). In a more abstract sense, it can imply improving a situation or resolving a problem, "Javítsátok ezt a rossz helyzetet!" (Fix this bad situation!).

The etymology of the word traces back to the Proto-Uralic root meaning "good" or "better," with suffixes indicating the action of making something better or improving it. The "-tok" ending is a common plural imperative suffix in Hungarian. Understanding "javítsatok" is key to comprehending direct commands for repair or improvement in the Hungarian language.