Beosztottátok

Beosztottátok is a Hungarian verb form meaning you allocated or you assigned, used for the second person plural in the past tense. It is the past definite form of the verb beosztani, which means to assign, distribute, or allocate tasks, duties, or time slots. The form is built from the stem beosztott- with the suffix -átok marking the second-person plural subject and the past tense.

In typical usage, beosztottátok refers to a completed action where a group or multiple people have assigned tasks to others or distributed work. It can appear in workplace reports, project updates, or discussions about scheduling and responsibilities. The phrase sets a temporal reference to a previous period, distinguishing it from present or future assignments.

Morphology and related forms: beosztani is the base verb; present tense forms include beosztotok, beosztatsz, and beosztat as part of different person–number combinations. The past tense forms for different subjects include beosztottam (I assigned), beosztottad (you assigned, singular), beosztotta (he/she assigned), and beosztottátok (you assigned, plural). The third-person plural past form is beosztották (they assigned). Beosztottátok specifically targets the second-person plural.

Localization and usage notes: The construction is standard in both written and spoken Hungarian. It is commonly found in administrative, organizational, and professional contexts where tasks or duties are being allocated among team members.