Kölcsönözzetek

Kölcsönözzetek is the second-person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb kölcsönözni, which translates to "to lend" or "to loan". In practical terms, "kölcsönözzetek" means "lend (you all)" or "loan (you all)". This verb conjugation is used when addressing a group of people and instructing them to lend or loan something.

The verb itself, kölcsönözni, is a common and fundamental word in the Hungarian language, essential for expressing the act of temporarily giving possession of an item to someone else with the expectation of its return. The imperative mood, indicated by the "-jetek" ending in this case, is used to give commands, requests, or instructions. Therefore, "kölcsönözzetek" is a direct command or a strong suggestion directed at multiple individuals to perform the action of lending.

For example, one might hear or use "Kölcsönözzetek nekem egy könyvet!" which translates to "Lend me a book!" (addressed to a group). The context would typically involve a situation where a group of people collectively possess or have access to something that the speaker wishes to borrow. The use of the plural imperative form emphasizes that the request or command is directed at all members of the group.