rendezzetek

Rendezzetek is the second-person plural imperative form of the Hungarian verb rendezni, meaning to arrange, organize, or sort. It is used to instruct a group of people to perform the action of organizing something, such as a space, a schedule, or a set of items.

Form and usage notes: The standard orthography for the imperative plural is rendezzétek, formed from the stem rendez- with the suffix -zzétek. In contexts where diacritics are omitted, the form rendezzetek can be encountered, though it is considered an alternative spelling of the same imperative. The form is typically used in direct commands or requests addressed to a group, and can carry a fairly neutral to directive tone depending on context and accompanying language.

Usage context: Rendezzetek is common in workplace, event planning, and everyday interactions where a group is asked to organize something. It can apply to arranging physical spaces (furniture, seating), organizing schedules or documents, or ordering items in a list or system. In more formal contexts or when addressing a single person, other forms such as rendezze meg (singular) or rendezzétek meg (plural, with “meg” for completing the action) may be used to add politeness or nuance.

Examples:

- Rendezzétek meg a találkozót a csapattal. (Organize the meeting with the team.)

- Rendezzetek át néhány széket a teremben. (Rearrange a few chairs in the hall.)

- Rendezzétek a feladatokat fontossági sorrendbe. (Arrange the tasks in order of importance.)

See also: rendezni, imperative mood in Hungarian, Hungarian verb conjugation.