Módosítjátok

Módosítjátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural, present tense, definite conjugation of the verb "módosít." The root verb, "módosít," translates to "to modify," "to amend," "to alter," or "to change" in English.

Therefore, "módosítjátok" specifically means "you all modify (it/them)." The "játok" ending signifies the definite conjugation, implying that the action of modifying is directed towards a specific object or objects that are already known or understood in the context of the conversation or writing. The second-person plural aspect indicates that the action is being performed by "you" when addressing a group of two or more people.

For example, in a sentence like "A szabályokat módosítjátok?" it would translate to "Are you all modifying the rules?" Here, "a szabályokat" (the rules) is the specific object being modified. If the sentence were "Módosítjátok a terveket," it would mean "You all modify the plans." The absence of a direct object in Hungarian often implies a general or unspecified object, but the definite conjugation here strongly suggests a specific, identifiable entity. Understanding this verb form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences involving group actions of alteration or change directed towards particular things.