Melegítitek

Melegítitek is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you (plural) warm up” or “you heat up,” specifically the present tense, second-person plural of the verb melegíteni (to heat up). The form is built from the stem melegít- with the plural ending -itek, following standard patterns for addressing multiple people. It is a transitive verb used to indicate that the subject heats or reheats something, typically foods or beverages.

In usage, melegítitek often appears with objects such as levest (soup), kávét (coffee), or ételt (the meal). It is common to encounter the prefix fel- to express reheating, as in felmelegíteni; in such cases the prefix can be separated in sentence order. For example: “Melegítitek fel a levest?” translates to “Are you reheating the soup?” and “Melegítitek fel a kávét?” means “You are heating up the coffee.”

Melegítitek is part of the broader Hungarian verb system and relates to other forms such as melegítek (I warm up), melegítünk (we warm up), and melegítenek (they heat up). It appears primarily in ordinary speech and in writing whenever multiple people are described as performing the action of heating or warming something.

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation, melegíteni, felmelegíteni.