Demonstráltátok

Demonstráltátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the past tense, second person plural (you all) form of the verb demonstrálni, which means “to demonstrate, to show, to exhibit” in English. The infinitive demonstrálni is borrowed from French and Latin roots that express exposition or showing. In Hungarian, demonstrálni is a regular verb with the -i infinitive ending and follows standard conjugation patterns.

The construction of demonstráltátok involves several morphological components. The root demonstrál- is combined with the past tense suffix -t, the plural personal suffix -á, and the second person plural ending -tok, yielding demonstrált- + át + ot = demonstráltátok. This form is used when addressing more than one person informally or formally, depending on the context.

Typical contexts for demonstráltátok include academic settings, laboratory experiments, classroom demonstrations, or any situation where a speaker reports that the addressed group performed an act of demonstration. For instance: "A kísérlet során a résztvevők demonstráltátok a reakciók sebességét" translates roughly as “During the experiment, you all demonstrated the speed of the reactions.”

In summary, demonstráltátok is a specific grammatical form in Hungarian used to refer collectively to individuals who have performed a demonstration in the past. It reflects the language’s rich system of inflection, enabling precise conveyance of person, number, tense, and aspect within a single word.