borítsátok

Borítsátok is a Hungarian verb, the second-person plural imperative form of the verb borítani. Borítani has several meanings, including to cover, to overturn, to put on, or to spread. Therefore, "borítsátok" can translate to "cover it" (plural 'you'), "overturn it" (plural 'you'), "put it on" (plural 'you'), or "spread it" (plural 'you'), depending on the context.

For example, if someone is instructing a group to cover a table with a tablecloth, they might say "Terítsétek le az asztalt a terítővel" which uses a related verb "teríteni" (to spread/lay). However, if the intention is to cover something to protect it or hide it, "borítsátok be" (cover it up) would be more appropriate.

In the context of overturning something, such as a boat or a vehicle, "borítsátok fel" would be used, meaning "overturn it" (plural 'you').

The word "borítsátok" itself directly addresses multiple people and commands them to perform an action related to covering, overturning, putting on, or spreading something. The specific object and the broader situation determine the precise meaning. It is a direct and imperative form, used when giving instructions or orders to a group.