megkívánjátok

Megkívánjátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural, present tense, subjective mood of the verb "megkívánni." The root verb "megkívánni" translates to "to crave," "to desire greatly," or "to want something intensely." Therefore, "megkívánjátok" literally means "you all crave" or "you all desire greatly."

This verb form is used when addressing a group of people and expressing that they have a strong desire for something. The subjective mood indicates a hypothetical or conditional situation, or it can express a wish or a demand. For example, in a sentence like "Ha megkívánjátok a tortát, szóljatok!" (If you all crave the cake, let me know!), the subjective mood is used to express a condition. Alternatively, in a more imperative sense, "Megkívánjátok a sikert, ugye?" (You all crave success, don't you?), it can be used to emphasize a shared aspiration or expectation. The verb conjugation in Hungarian is quite regular, with the "-játok" ending signifying the second-person plural possessive or object. Understanding this grammatical structure is key to correctly interpreting the meaning in context.