Szervezzétek

Szervezzétek is the second-person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb szervezni, meaning to organize or arrange. It is used to instruct a group of people (ti) to perform the action of organizing something.

Morphology and usage notes: The stem of the infinitive is szervez-, and the plural imperative is formed by adding the ending -étek, resulting in szervezzétek. When the stem ends in -z, Hungarian phonology doubles the z to produce szervezzétek. This form implies you are addressing multiple people and telling them to organize a specified event, project, or activity. The subject pronoun ti is typically implied by the ending and not stated separately.

Context and register: Szervezzétek is informal or semi-formal when addressing a group of peers, colleagues, or acquaintances. For formal plural address (to a group in a respectful or official context), the corresponding form is szervezzék meg. For a single person, the imperative would be szervezd meg. The verb frequently occurs with objects such as a meeting, event, or program: Szervezzétek meg a találkozót, Szervezzétek meg az eseményt.

Examples and usage notes: Common constructions include szervezzétek meg, followed by the direct object and possibly additional details (időpont, helyszín, program). The form306 is compatible with various complements, for example: Szervezzétek meg a rendezvényt időben és zökkenőmentesen.

Etymology and related forms: Szervezni is derived from the noun szervezet (organization), with a typical Hungarian pattern of forming infinitives from nouns. The imperative forms adapt the stem to fit Hungarian pronunciation and syntax, producing szervezzétek for the second-person plural.