Táncoltatja

Táncoltatja is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb táncoltat. The verb táncoltat itself is a causative verb derived from the verb táncol, which means "to dance". Therefore, táncoltat means "to make someone dance" or "to cause someone to dance".

When táncoltatja is used, it indicates that a singular subject is causing another entity, or multiple entities, to dance. The direct object of the verb is the one(s) being made to dance. For example, in the sentence "A zene táncoltatja a közönséget" (The music makes the audience dance), "a zene" (the music) is the subject, and "a közönséget" (the audience) is the direct object. The music is the agent causing the audience to dance.

The verb can also be used figuratively. In this context, it means to stir emotions, to excite, or to make someone feel lively or agitated. For instance, "Az izgalom táncoltatja a szívét" (Excitement makes his heart dance) suggests a feeling of exhilaration or nervousness. The usage is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature.