Elindultok

Elindultok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second person plural present indicative form of the verb elindul, meaning to depart, to start moving, or to begin an action or process. The prefix el- denotes onset or outward movement, and the suffix -tok signals the second person plural subject. As such, elindultok is used when addressing multiple people who are starting to move or beginning a task, journey, or sequence of events.

In usage, elindultok can refer to physical departure from a place as well as the initiation of non-physical activities. For example, the sentence Elindultok a város felé means you (plural) are heading toward the town. Another example is Elindultok a projekt megvalósítása felé, indicating the group is beginning work on a project.

Morphologically, elindultok forms a regular pattern for intransitive movement verbs with the el- prefix and the -tok plural ending. Related forms include elindul (basic infinitive or third-person forms), elindultatok (you all started), elindulnak (they start), and the imperative induljatok (start, you all). The noun form elindulás denotes the act of starting or onset.

Ellipses of usage are common in everyday speech and writing, where the subject is often implied. Elindultok contrasts with other persons and tenses of elindul, illustrating how Hungarian marks subject number directly on finite verbs. See also elindul, elindulás, and indul.