Szavazzatok

Szavazzatok is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the second-person plural imperative of the verb szavazni, meaning to vote. In English, it can be rendered as "you all vote" or more politely "please vote" when addressing a group. The form is used to urge multiple people to participate in a vote, such as in elections, referenda, or group decisions.

The imperative szavazzatok is formed from the stem szavaz- with the plural imperative suffix -atok/-etek, resulting in szavazzatok. The spelling includes a double z due to Hungarian phonological rules that preserve the hard z sound when the stem ends in -z before adding the suffix. The form is common in political campaign materials, public appeals, and meeting contexts where a group is addressed collectively.

Usage and nuances: szavazzatok carries an urging or persuasive tone, but remains a neutral grammatical form rather than a statement of fact. It is appropriate in both formal and informal group addresses, depending on context, and is typical in plural-address situations.

Related terms include szavazás (the act of voting), szavazat (ballot or vote), and szavazókör (polling district or polling place). The phrase is a standard part of Hungarian political and organizational discourse when instructing groups to participate in a vote.