Szúrtok

Szúrtok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the present indicative, second-person plural form of the verb szúr, which means to pierce, stab, or sting. Szúr is a transitive verb that can refer to puncturing with a sharp object, piercing through materials, or causing a sting in living beings such as insects or animals. The form szúrtok thus translates roughly as “you (all) pierce” or “you (all) sting,” depending on the context.

In usage, szúrtok appears in sentences describing actions carried out by multiple subjects. It is one of the standard present-tense conjugations in Hungarian and demonstrates person–number agreement between the subject and the verb. The sense of the verb can be literal (physical piercing or stinging) or figurative (causing pain or difficulty) depending on the context.

Morphology and grammar: szúrtok shows that the subject is second person plural in the present tense. Like other Hungarian verbs, it is formed by taking the stem szúr and attaching the appropriate personal ending. The form is common in both spoken and written Hungarian.

Related terms include szúr (to pierce or sting), szúrás (a stab or puncture, a sting), and szúró (stinging or piercing; also used as a noun or adjective in different contexts). Understanding szúrtok helps in recognizing how Hungarian marks number and tense on the verb to agree with its subject.

See also: szúr, szúrás, szúró.