Kívántok

Kívántok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second person plural present indicative of the verb kíván, meaning you want, you wish, or you desire. In this form, the subject is understood to be "ti" (you all), and it is used when addressing more than one person.

The base verb is kíván, which can express desire or wish and is transitive, often taking a direct object or an infinitive clause. The present tense forms are: én kívánok, te kívánsz, ő kíván, mi kívánunk, ti kívántok, ők kívánnak. The suffix -tok marks the second person plural in the present tense.

In everyday Hungarian, kíván can be felt as more formal or literary compared with the more common akar or szeret, which also express desire or preference. Kívántok is therefore typically used in written language, formal speech, or when a slightly elevated tone is intended. It can be followed by nouns or infinitives, for example: "Mit kívántok enni?" (What would you like to eat?), "Kívántok valami különlegeset?" (Do you desire something special?).

Common usage notes include that kíván as a verb often carries a nuance of longing or aspiration, whereas akar is closer to a plain equivalent of “want.” Kívántok, as a plural second-person form, requires no explicit subject pronoun in standard sentences but can appear with ti for emphasis.

In summary, kívántok is the plural present form of kíván, used to express what "you all" want or wish, often with a formal or literary tone.