rajzoljátok

The Hungarian word "rajzoljátok" is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb "rajzolni," which means "to draw." Therefore, "rajzoljátok" directly translates to "you all draw" or "draw it" when addressing a group of people. It is a command or an instruction to perform the action of drawing.

The verb "rajzolni" itself is commonly used in contexts related to art, sketching, design, and even in a more general sense of creating a visual representation. The imperative form "rajzoljátok" would be used when instructing multiple individuals to engage in this activity. For example, a teacher might say "Gyerekek, rajzoljátok le a virágot!" which means "Children, draw the flower!"

The suffix "-játok" signifies the second-person plural possessive suffix for third-person singular or plural objects, but in this context of an imperative verb, it serves to indicate the plural imperative form. Understanding this conjugation is key to comprehending commands and instructions given in Hungarian. The word is a straightforward imperative, requesting a group to draw something.