Tartassátok

Tartassátok is a Hungarian word that serves as the second-person plural imperative form of the verb "tartani". "Tartani" itself has several meanings, including to hold, to keep, to contain, or to last. Therefore, "tartassátok" is used when commanding or requesting a group of people to perform one of these actions.

The specific meaning of "tartassátok" depends heavily on the context in which it is used. For example, "A gyertyát tartassátok" would translate to "Hold the candle" (addressed to multiple people). If the sentence were "A titkot tartassátok", it would mean "Keep the secret". In a different scenario, "Az időt tartassátok" could imply "Make the time last" or "Sustain the duration".

Grammatically, "tartassátok" is a verb form that indicates a direct command or strong suggestion directed at "you all". The "-átok" ending signifies the second-person plural possessive or object suffix, which is integrated into the verb conjugation in this imperative construction. Understanding the base verb "tartani" and the grammatical rules for forming imperatives in Hungarian is key to deciphering the precise intent of "tartassátok".