Naredite

Naredite is the imperative form of the Slovenian verb narediti, meaning to do or to make. It is used to address a group of people or to address a single person in a formal register, functioning as a directive equivalent to "do it" or "make it" in English.

The infinitive narediti expresses a completed action or the act of making something. The imperative is formed from the stem nare- with the suffix -jte for the second-person plural; in practice, Naredite is the standard form for addressing two or more people, and it is also used as a formal singular address in Slovenian.

In usage, Naredite appears in instructions, manuals, recipes, public notices, and other contexts requiring a directive. It can be softened with "prosimo" to mean "please," for example, Naredite to, prosim.

Compared forms include the informal singular Naredi (do it, you) and other person forms, though those are outside the imperative. Naredite is closely related to similar Slavic forms such as Croatian Napravite and Serbian Napravite, which share the sense of a second-person plural imperative derived from related verb semantics.