próbáljátok

Próbáljátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural imperative of the verb próbálni, which means "to try." The imperative mood is used to give commands or make requests. Therefore, "próbáljátok" translates to "try (you all)" or "you all try." This form is used when addressing two or more people directly, instructing or asking them to attempt something. For instance, if a group of friends are faced with a difficult puzzle, one might say, "Próbáljátok meg!" which means "Try it (you all)!" The suffix "-játok" indicates both the second-person plural subject and the imperative mood. The verb stem is "próbál," and the "-j" is a common imperative marker in Hungarian, followed by the possessive suffix "-átok" which, in this context, functions as the object marker for the imperative, essentially implying "try *it* (you all)." It's a direct address to a plural group, urging them to make an effort or attempt an action.