Szigorítotok

Szigorítotok is the present indicative second-person plural form of the Hungarian verb szigorítani, meaning to tighten or to impose stricter rules. In English it corresponds to you tighten or you are tightening, with the subject you (plural) implied in the verb ending.

Usage of the form occurs when addressing more than one person who is performing the action of tightening or tightening up regulations. It can appear in everyday speech as well as in more formal or policy-related contexts, for example when referring to a group responsible for enforcing tighter rules.

Morphology and examples: the form is built from the verb stem szigorít- plus the personal ending -otok, which marks the second person plural. An explicit example is Ti szigorítotok a szabályokon, meaning you (plural) tighten the rules. The form can be negated with nem szigorítotok, meaning you do not tighten or you are not tightening. Hungarian also has other conjugations of the same verb, such as szigorítok (I tighten) and szigorítasz (you (singular) tighten).

Notes and related terms: szigorítotok is a verbal inflection, not a standalone noun. Related lexical items include szigorítás (the act of tightening or stricter measures) and szigorító (a tighten­ing device or a strict enforcer). The root szigor means strictness or severity and combines with -ítani to form the verb szigorítani.

See also: szigorítás, szigorító, szigorítani.