bízzatok

bízzatok is the second-person plural present imperative form of the Hungarian verb bízni, meaning to trust. It is used to command or urge a group of people to place their trust in someone or something. The form is built from the stem bízz- plus the imperative suffix -atok, with standard orthographic doubling of the z in Hungarian pronunciation.

Usage and meaning: bízzatok conveys encouragement or exhortation, often in contexts such as leadership, persuasion, or motivational speech. It can govern targets ranging from people to institutions or plans. Examples include bízzatok bennem (trust me) or bízzatok a szakértelmünkben (trust in our expertise). Like other Hungarian imperatives, it is commonly combined with pronouns or complement clauses to specify what should be trusted.

Grammatical notes: The related singular imperative is bízz! and the negative form is ne bízzatok. The verb bízni governs its objects and complements similarly to other transitive verbs in Hungarian, frequently using pronouns in the illative or inessive forms (e.g., bennetek, benne) to indicate what is trusted.

Etymology: bízni is a native Hungarian verb meaning to trust, with bízzatok representing the standard 2nd-person plural imperative form preserved in contemporary usage. The word is used across formal and informal registers, depending on tone, topic, and audience.