átformáltok

"Átformáltok" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you transform" or "you reshape" in English. It is the second-person plural present tense indicative form of the verb "átformál." The verb "átformál" itself is derived from the prefix "át-" meaning "across," "through," or "over," and the root word "formál," which means "to form," "to shape," or "to mold." Therefore, "átformál" literally implies shaping or molding something across or over its existing form, leading to the meaning of transformation or reshaping.

The verb can be used in a literal sense, referring to the physical alteration of an object, such as reshaping clay or transforming a raw material into a finished product. For example, "Ti átformáltok egy darab fát" would mean "You transform a piece of wood."

In a more figurative sense, "átformáltok" can describe the process of changing or reforming abstract concepts, ideas, or even people's perspectives or characters. For instance, one might say, "Az élmények átformáltok titeket," meaning "Experiences transform you (plural)." This indicates a change in personality, outlook, or understanding due to life events. The context in which "átformáltok" is used will determine whether the transformation is physical or metaphorical.