Lenyomjátok

Lenyomjátok is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person plural form of the verb "lenyom," which generally means "to press down," "to push down," or "to swallow" (in a figurative sense, meaning to suppress or endure something unpleasant).

In practical usage, "lenyomjátok" is directed at a group of people and conveys the action of them collectively pressing something down or forcing it to be swallowed. For example, if one were instructing a group to push a heavy object to the ground, they might say "Lenyomjátok azt a tárgyat." Similarly, if a group were being told to endure a difficult situation or accept an unwelcome decision, the verb could be used in this form.

The verb conjugates in a regular pattern within Hungarian grammar. "Lenyom" itself is derived from "le" (down) and "nyom" (to press/push). The "-játok" ending signifies the plural, second-person possessive/objective suffix, indicating that the action is being performed by "you all" and is directed towards an object. Understanding the context is crucial to determining the precise meaning of "lenyomjátok," as it can range from a literal physical action to a metaphorical one.