Végtagjaitokat

Végtagjaitokat is a Hungarian word that translates to "your limbs" in English. It is the plural possessive form of the word "végtag," meaning limb. The suffix "-jaitokat" indicates the second-person plural possessive, meaning that the limbs belong to "you" (plural).

In anatomical and biological contexts, the term "végtag" refers to the appendages extending from the main body of an animal, such as arms and legs in humans and many other vertebrates. Therefore, "végtagjaitokat" would refer to the arms and legs of a group of people being addressed.

The word can be used in various contexts, from everyday conversation to more formal or scientific discussions. For example, one might say "Mozgassátok a végtagjaitokat" which translates to "Move your limbs." In a medical setting, a doctor might ask a patient to "Emeljék meg a végtagjaitokat" meaning "Raise your limbs." The grammatical structure of the word clearly denotes possession by multiple individuals and refers to their extremities.