kompenzáljátok

Kompenzáljátok is a Hungarian verb, the second-person plural present tense form of "kompenzál". The verb "kompenzál" originates from the Latin "compensare", meaning to weigh against, to balance, or to make up for. Therefore, "kompenzáljátok" translates to "you (plural) compensate", "you (plural) offset", or "you (plural) make up for".

In its most common usage, "kompenzáljátok" refers to the act of providing something to counterbalance a disadvantage, a loss, or an undesirable effect. This can be in various contexts. For example, in economics, it might refer to employees compensating for low wages with other benefits, or a government compensating a company for losses incurred due to a policy change. In interpersonal relationships, it could mean making up for a mistake or a lack of attention. Scientifically, it can describe a process where one factor counteracts another. The specific meaning is usually discernible from the surrounding context. The imperative form, "kompenzáljátok!", would mean "Compensate!" or "Make up for it!".