Megráztok

Megráztok is the present indicative form of the Hungarian verb megrázni, meaning to shake, jar, or shock. It is used when the subject is the plural you (ti), referring to more than one person who perform the action of shaking. The sense can be literal, as in shaking a physical object, or figurative, such as causing someone to feel shaken or shocked.

Etymology and use: The verb megrázni is built from ráz, the root meaning to shake, with the prefix meg- that adds nuance of initiation or emphasis. The form megráztok thus indicates that the action of shaking is being carried out by you all. Like other Hungarian verbs, it is transitive and typically requires a direct object in the accusative.

Conjugation note: Megrázni follows the standard pattern of -ni verbs in Hungarian. In present tense, the main related forms include megrázok (I shake), megrázol (you shake, singular), megráznak (they shake), with megráztok specifically representing you all. The exact endings align with the subject in person and number.

Példamondat: Ti megráztok egy poharat.