Megindultok

Megindultok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you (plural) begin to move” or “you start moving.” It is the present indicative second-person plural form of the verb megindulni, which combines the prefix meg- with indul (to depart, to start moving). The prefix meg- often signals the onset or completion of an action, here indicating the moment of initiation.

Morphology and forms: megindulni is the infinitive; megindul (present tense stem) with meg- forms different persons and numbers. Standard present forms include: én megindulok (I start moving), te megindulsz (you start moving, singular), ő megindul (he/she starts moving), mi megindulunk (we start moving), ti megindultok (you start moving, plural), ők megindulnak (they start moving). Megindultok specifically refers to the second-person plural form. The word is used in literal contexts (physical movement) and can also appear metaphorically to describe starting a process or action.

Usage and nuance: megindultok is commonly used in instructions, narratives, or descriptions where a group is being told or shown to begin moving. It may describe a coordinated or prompted action, such as a group reacting to an alarm, a cue, or an event. The prefix meg- emphasizes the initiation of the movement rather than mere ongoing motion.

Related terms: megindul, megindulni (to begin to move), indulni (to depart, to start, intransitive). Figurative expressions use megindulni to denote starting other activities, not just physical movement.

See also: indul, megindul, megindulni.