egészítitek

Egészítitek is a form of the Hungarian verb egészít, used to mean “you complete” or “you supplement” in the second person plural present indicative. It denotes that multiple subjects are performing the act of making something whole or adding missing parts. The form is common in contexts such as editing texts, compiling data, or finalizing a task.

Etymology and grammar: The verb egészít comes from the adjective egész, meaning whole, combined with the causative suffix -ít, which creates verbs meaning “to make.” The present 2nd person plural ending is -itek, so the stem egészít- plus -itek yields egészítitek. Related forms include egészíted (you complete) and egészítik (they complete).

Usage: The form is used to describe ongoing actions by a group. Examples: “A beszámolót ti egészítitek ki a hiányzó adatokkal.” (You supplement the report with the missing data.) “A dolgozat hiányzó részleteit ti egészítitek ki.” (You fill in the missing details of the paper.) “A projekt dokumentációját ti egészítitek ki.” (You complete the project documentation.)

Notes: Egészítitek is a finite, indicative form and should not be confused with the imperative second person plural form, which is egészítsétek. The word is primarily used in formal or descriptive writing to specify who performs the act of completing or supplementing.