szobátok

Szobátok is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “your room” when addressing more than one person. It is formed from the noun szoba (room) with the second-person plural possessive suffix and the definite-object ending, so it marks a specific room that belongs to you all. The corresponding form for “your rooms” is szobáitok.

In use, szobátok typically appears when the speaker refers to a definite room belonging to the addressed group. It can occur in statements, requests, or commands, often with a definite determiner such as a or a possessed noun. For example: A szobátok rendben van. (Your room is in order.) Kérlek, takarítsátok ki a szobáitokat. (Please tidy your rooms.)

Morphology and variants: the base szoba means room. To express possession for the 2nd person plural, Hungarian adds the suffix -tok; when the noun is treated as a definite object, the ending -t is inserted, yielding szobátok. The plural counterpart for multiple rooms is szobáitok, i.e., your rooms. Other related forms include szobád (your room, singular) and szobája (his/her room).

Notes: szobátok is a standard, neutral term found in everyday speech and writing. Like other Hungarian possessive constructions, its exact form can reflect determiner use and whether the possessed noun is definite, but its core meaning remains clearly “your room” for a group.