birtokoljátok

Birtokoljátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural, present tense, affirmative imperative of the verb "birtokolni," which means "to possess," "to own," or "to hold." In essence, "birtokoljátok" translates to "you all possess," "you all own," or "you all hold" when used as a command or a strong suggestion directed at a group of people.

The verb "birtokolni" itself is derived from "birtok," meaning possession or property. The suffix "-játok" is a common Hungarian grammatical marker indicating the second-person plural possessive or objective case, depending on context. In this imperative form, it functions as the direct object of the implied verb, signifying what the group is commanded to possess or hold.

For example, in a historical context, one might say "Birtokoljátok a földet!" which translates to "You all possess the land!" or "Hold the land!" This command would be directed at a group of people, urging them to take ownership or control of a particular territory. The usage emphasizes the act of holding or maintaining possession.