parancsoltok

Parancsoltok is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb parancsol, which means to command or to order. It translates literally as “you command” or “you order” and is used when the subject is the plural you (ti).

Formation and usage: parancsoltok is formed from the stem parancsol with the second-person plural suffix -tok. It is a finite verb form in the present tense and indicative mood. The form is used to describe that a group of people gives orders or instructions to others. In sentences the object of the command can be a noun phrase (for example, a group being commanded) or a subordinate clause introduced by hogy.

Examples:

- Ti parancsoltok a diákoknak, hogy készüljenek a vizsgára. (You all command the students to prepare for the exam.)

- A vezetői csapat ti parancsoltok a dolgozóknak, hogy zárják be az ajtót. (The leadership team, you command the workers to close the door.)

Etymology and related forms: parancsoltok derives from the native Hungarian verb parancsol, meaning to command. Related nouns include parancs (an order/command), parancsolás (commanding), and parancsoló (a commanding person or adjective form). The word is standard in written and spoken Hungarian and may appear in narrative, dialogue, or reported speech.

See also: parancsolás, parancsolni, parancs.