Késztetitek

Késztetitek is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural, present tense, definite conjugation of the verb "késztet," which translates to "to induce," "to prompt," "to compel," or "to urge" in English. Therefore, "késztetitek" means "you all induce," "you all prompt," "you all compel," or "you all urge."

The definite conjugation in Hungarian is used when the object of the verb is specific or already known. For example, if someone is asking "What are you all urging?" and the expected answer refers to a particular action, the verb would take the definite form. In contrast, the indefinite conjugation would be used if the object is general or unspecified.

The formation of the second-person plural definite present tense in Hungarian typically involves adding the suffix "-itek" to the verb stem. In the case of "késztet," the stem is "késztet," and adding "-itek" results in "késztetitek." This grammatical structure is common across many Hungarian verbs.

Understanding the distinction between definite and indefinite conjugations is crucial for accurate Hungarian grammar. "Késztetitek" specifically indicates that a group of people (you all) is actively causing or encouraging a particular, identifiable action or state in someone or something else.