Aprítottátok

Aprítottátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural past tense, perfective aspect, of the verb aprít, which means to chop, mince, or shred. Therefore, "aprítottátok" translates to "you (plural) chopped," "you (plural) minced," or "you (plural) shredded."

The verb "aprít" is a common word in Hungarian, used in various contexts. It can refer to the act of preparing food, such as chopping vegetables or meat. For example, "A hagymát aprítottátok" would mean "You (plural) chopped the onion." It can also be used in a more general sense, implying the act of breaking something down into smaller pieces, such as shredding paper or even figuratively, like "shredding" someone's reputation, though this figurative use is less common with this specific verb form.

The "-átok" ending signifies the second-person plural possessive suffix, which in this verb conjugation indicates the subject of the action is "you" (plural). The "t" before the ending is the past tense marker, and the "t" within "aprított" is part of the perfective aspect, indicating a completed action. Thus, "aprítottátok" specifically refers to an action that was completed by a group of people being addressed.