Kísérjék

kísérjék is the plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb kísérni, which translates to "to accompany" or "to escort" in English. As an imperative, it is a command or a strong suggestion directed at multiple people. Therefore, "kísérjék" means "accompany them" or "escort them" when speaking to a group.

The verb kísérni has a broad range of applications. It can refer to physically walking with someone, providing support or guidance, or even accompanying someone in a more abstract sense, such as accompanying a musical performance. The plural imperative form "kísérjék" would be used when instructing more than one person to perform such an action. For instance, a teacher might tell a group of students, "Kísérjék a vendégeket a terembe" which translates to "Escort the guests to the hall."

The grammatical structure of Hungarian involves suffixes attached to the verb stem to indicate tense, mood, person, and number. In this case, the "-jék" ending signifies the plural imperative mood. This form is distinct and directly conveys a command to a group. Understanding this grammatical function is key to interpreting the meaning of "kísérjék" in context.