eltávolítsátok

eltávolítsátok is the second-person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb "eltávolít," which means "to remove" or "to take away." In its imperative form, it is a command directed at a group of people, instructing them to perform the action of removal.

The verb "eltávolít" is derived from the prefix "el-" and the root verb "távolít." The prefix "el-" often indicates a completed action or movement away from a starting point. The root verb "távolít" itself is related to the word "távol," meaning "far" or "distant." Thus, "eltávolít" literally suggests moving something far away or making it distant.

The suffix "-játok" is the second-person plural imperative ending. This ending is attached to verbs to form commands that are addressed to "you all" or "you guys." Therefore, "eltávolítsátok" directly translates to "you all remove it" or "take it away."

This form is used in various contexts, from simple instructions like "eltávolítsátok a szemetet" (remove the garbage) to more abstract commands such as "eltávolítsátok a kétségeiteket" (remove your doubts). The specific object being removed would typically follow the verb in a sentence. The usage is purely grammatical, indicating an order or a strong suggestion to a plural audience.