Tájékoztassa

Tájékoztassa is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to inform" or "to notify" in English. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. For example, one might "tájékoztassa" someone about an event or a piece of information. The verb is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts.

The root of the word is "táj", meaning "region" or "area", and "kép", meaning "image" or "picture". The suffix "-z" indicates a causative verb, suggesting the act of causing something to be informed. Therefore, a literal interpretation could be "to give a picture of an area" or "to cause an understanding of a region". This etymology hints at the core meaning of providing knowledge or an overview of a subject.

In Hungarian grammar, "tájékoztassa" can be conjugated in various tenses and moods. For instance, the present tense indicative form is "tájékoztat" (he/she/it informs), while the past tense is "tájékoztatta" (he/she/it informed). The imperative form is "tájékoztasd" (inform!). The verb is often used with prepositions like "val" or "ről" to specify what the information pertains to. For example, "tájékoztassa a kollégákat a változásokról" means "inform the colleagues about the changes." It is a versatile verb essential for effective communication in Hungarian.