elevenítsétek

Elevenítsétek is a Hungarian verb meaning "remember it" or "recall it." It is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb "elevenít," which translates to "to revive," "to bring back to life," or "to recall." The suffix "-sétek" indicates the imperative mood and the second-person plural subject. Therefore, when someone uses "elevenítsétek," they are directly addressing multiple people and instructing them to bring something back to their memory or to remember it.

This verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, a teacher might say "Elevenítsétek fel a tegnapi leckét!" which translates to "Recall yesterday's lesson!" Here, the verb is used to prompt students to remember the material previously taught. Similarly, in a more personal context, one might say to a group of friends, "Elevenítsétek, amikor együtt voltunk Olaszországban?" meaning "Do you remember when we were together in Italy?" This usage evokes a shared memory. The verb implies not just a passive recollection but often an active effort to bring something back to the forefront of one's mind.