Elaludtatok

Elaludtatok is a Hungarian verb form derived from elaludtatni, meaning to cause someone to fall asleep or to lull someone to sleep. It corresponds to the second-person plural present indicative form, i.e., you (plural) cause to fall asleep.

Morphology and meaning: The form is built from the root related to aludni (to sleep) with the causative construction el- and the -tat- suffix, together with the second-person plural ending -ok. In this sense, elaludtatok expresses a plural subject performing the act of inducing sleep in another person or beings.

Usage and register: Elaludtatok is relatively rare in everyday speech and is primarily encountered in grammatical descriptions, linguistic discussions, or literary contexts. In common practice, speakers are more likely to use altatni (to lull to sleep) or other phrasing depending on the exact sense and context. The use of the causative form emphasizes the act of causing sleep rather than the state of sleeping itself.

See also: aludni, altatni, elaltatni. These related verbs cover sleep, lull-to-sleep actions, and more common causative variants in Hungarian, providing broader context for the formation and usage of elaludtatok.