regeneráljátok

Regeneráljátok is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb regenerálni, meaning to regenerate or restore. It functions as the present tense form for the second person plural and can be understood as either a present indicative statement (“you (plural) regenerate”) or, when used as an imperative with appropriate punctuation, as a command to several people (“Regeneráljátok!”).

Morphology and conjugation are straightforward for speakers of Hungarian. The form consists of the stem regenerál- plus the ending -játok, which marks the second person plural in the present tense. Related forms include regenerálom (1st person singular), regenerálod (2nd person singular), regenerálja (3rd person singular), regenerálják (3rd person plural), and the imperative Regeneráljátok! The verb itself is part of a broader family built on regenerálni, whose noun forms include regenerálás (the act of regenerating) and regeneráció (regeneration).

Usage and context are primarily technical or medical, where regeneration or renewal of tissues, materials, or systems is discussed. It appears in scientific and instructional language, as well as in more general contexts whenever renewal processes are described. The meaning remains consistent with the core sense of restoring or renewing something.

Etymology: regenerálni is a Hungarian loanword developed from Latin regenerare, through regular Hungarian adaptation of a Latin-based technical term. The word is integrated into standard Hungarian and commonly occurs in science, medicine, and engineering discourse. Related adjectives and nouns—such as regeneratív/regeneráló or regeneráció—cover connected concepts of regenerative capacity and processes.