hoztassátok

hoztassátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural imperative of the verb hozatni, which is the causative of hozni (to bring). Therefore, "hoztassátok" literally translates to "have you (plural) bring it" or "cause you (plural) to bring it." In practice, it is used to command a group of people to arrange for something to be brought, or to make sure that something is brought. The emphasis is on the action of causing the bringing, rather than the direct act of bringing itself. This form is relatively uncommon in modern spoken Hungarian, with simpler constructions often being preferred. For example, one might more commonly say "hozzátok" (bring it) or "intézzétek el, hogy hozzanak valamit" (arrange for them to bring something). However, "hoztassátok" can be found in more formal or archaic contexts, or when a specific nuance of delegation or responsibility for the act of bringing is intended. It is a grammatically correct, albeit less frequently used, conjugation of the verb.