Költöztetitek

Költöztetitek is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural present indefinite conjugation of the verb "költöztetni". The verb "költöztetni" means to move, to relocate, or to have something moved.

The form "költöztetitek" specifically refers to the action of "you all" (plural 'you') moving something, or causing something to be moved. For example, "Ti költöztetitek a bútort" translates to "You all are moving the furniture." It implies that the subjects performing the action are a group of people being addressed directly.

The verb "költöztetni" is a causative verb derived from "költözni" (to move, to change residence). The suffix "-tet" indicates that the subject is causing the action to happen, rather than performing it themselves. Therefore, "költöztetitek" can also mean "you all are having something moved" or "you all are causing something to be relocated."

This verb form is commonly used in everyday conversation in Hungary when discussing plans for moving houses, offices, or any other items. The context usually clarifies whether the group is physically performing the move themselves or arranging for it to be done by others.