mozdulnamozdulnátok

The word "mozdulnamozdulnátok" is a Hungarian verb in the conditional mood, second-person plural. It is a highly complex and arguably the longest word in the Hungarian language, often cited as an example of agglutination, a characteristic of the Hungarian language where suffixes are added to a root word to convey grammatical meaning.

The root of the word is "mozdul," meaning "to move" or "to budge." The suffixes added convey several grammatical elements. The "-n" indicates a conditional mood, suggesting a hypothetical or conditional action. The "-átok" is the second-person plural possessive suffix, which in this verbal context signifies the subject "you all" (plural you). Therefore, "mozdulnamozdulnátok" translates to something along the lines of "you all would move, you all would budge."

Its extreme length and complex grammatical structure make it a curiosity and a demonstration of Hungarian's agglutinative nature. While grammatically correct, it is rarely used in everyday conversation due to its unwieldiness. Instead, simpler phrasing would typically be employed to convey a similar meaning. It is more often encountered in linguistic discussions or as a linguistic puzzle rather than in practical usage.