Takarítsátok

Takarítsátok is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb takarítani, which means "to clean" or "to tidy up." Therefore, "takarítsátok" translates directly to "you all clean" or "you all tidy up." It is used when addressing a group of people and instructing them to perform cleaning or tidying actions. For example, one might say "Takarítsátok ki a szobát!" which means "You all clean the room!" or "Takarítsátok el a rendetlenséget!" meaning "You all clear away the mess!" The verb can be used in various contexts, from domestic chores to more general situations requiring order. The suffix "-átok" indicates the second-person plural possessive or direct object in many Hungarian verb conjugations, and in this imperative form, it signifies the target of the command. Understanding this verb is essential for comprehending commands and requests directed at multiple individuals in the Hungarian language.