hajtsátok

The term "hajtsátok" is a Hungarian verb form. It is the imperative plural form of the verb "hajtani," which has several meanings including to drive, to chase, to fold, or to urge on. Therefore, "hajtsátok" directly translates to "drive them," "chase them," "fold them," or "urge them on," depending on the context in which it is used. The specific object that is being acted upon is implied by the context. For example, if one is referring to animals, "hajtsátok" would mean to drive them. If one is referring to paper, it would mean to fold it. The "-átok" suffix denotes the second-person plural possessive or objective, indicating that the action is being commanded to a group of people directed at something. Understanding the surrounding words is crucial to accurately interpret the intended meaning of "hajtsátok." It is a common imperative used in everyday Hungarian conversation and instructions.