ápoljátok

Ápoljátok is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb ápolni, meaning to care for, to nurse, to tend, or to cultivate. It functions as the second person plural present tense form, and can appear in both indicative and imperative moods depending on the context. In Hungarian, this form is often used with a definite direct object, which affects the conjugation pattern.

Morphology and usage notes: The form ápoljátok is built from the stem ápol- combined with the second-person plural present ending -játok. When the object is definite, speakers frequently use the definite conjugation, as in ápoljátok a betegeket (you all care for the patients). The same spelling can also function as the imperative for a group, equivalent to telling several people to perform the action: Ápoljátok! (Care for them! / Take care of it!). The alternative, non-definite imperative forms exist as well, depending on regional or stylistic usage.

Related forms include ápolom (I care for), ápolod (you care for), ápolja (he/she cares for), and ápolják (they care for). The noun form ápolás means care or nursing, and ápolt denotes someone who has been cared for or tended.

Contexts of use: The word appears in healthcare, caregiving, and domestic contexts, as well as in horticultural or maintenance senses when referring to tending plants or property. It can appear in instructional phrases, patient care communications, and everyday conversation.

Examples: A nővér ápolja a beteget. Ti ápoljátok a betegeket? Ápoljátok a növényeket!