Kívánjál

Kívánjál is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person singular imperative of the verb "kívánni," which translates to "to wish" or "to want." Therefore, "kívánjál" directly means "wish!" or "want!" when addressing a single person informally.

The imperative mood is used to give commands, make requests, or issue instructions. In Hungarian, imperative forms vary depending on the person and number being addressed, as well as the formality of the situation. For the second-person singular informal (addressing "te," meaning "you"), the imperative ending typically involves a suffix attached to the verb stem. In the case of "kívánni," the stem is "kíván-" and the informal second-person singular imperative suffix is "-jál" (or "-jél" depending on vowel harmony rules, though "kívánjál" is the common form).

This form would be used in contexts where one person is instructing or urging another to make a wish or express a desire. For example, if someone is told to make a wish before blowing out birthday candles, they might be told "Kívánjál valamit!" which means "Wish something!" It is a direct and familiar way to prompt someone to express a desire. The formal equivalent for addressing one person would be "kívánjon" and for multiple people "kívánjatok."