kiváltjátok

Kiváltjátok is the 2nd person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb kiváltani. The verb means to redeem, to obtain something by exchange, or to replace one item with another, depending on context. The prefix ki- can convey completion or outward action, while váltani means to exchange or change. The infinitive is kiváltani; related forms include kiváltom (I redeem), kiváltasz (you redeem, singular), kiváltja (he/she redeems), kiváltjuk (we redeem), and kiváltjátok (you all redeem).

Kiváltani is used in a range of contexts. In finance, it often means to redeem an instrument such as a bond at maturity. In consumer or administrative settings, it can mean to redeem tickets, coupons, or vouchers. The nuance varies with context: it generally describes converting a right, instrument, or entitiy into its realized value or substitute.

Examples help illustrate usage. A kötvényt a futamidő végén kiváltjátok. This means you redeem the bond at maturity. Kiváltjátok a kuponokat a pénztárnál. This indicates you redeem the coupons at the cash desk. In each case, the verb denotes completing the exchange to obtain goods, services, or value.

See also: kiváltani, megváltani, váltás, kiváltás.