Elosztottad

Elosztottad is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you distributed” or “you allocated.” It is the second-person singular past tense form of the verb elosztani, which means to distribute or to allocate. The form is used when referring to a completed action in the past in which the direct object is definite.

In Hungarian, elosztani is a transitive verb, and elosztottad is built from the verb stem eloszt- plus the past tense ending that marks second person singular. The base sentence structure typically includes a definite direct object, for example: Elosztottad a feladatokat. (You distributed the tasks.) The word is commonly found in everyday speech, written instructions, reports, and discussions about planning or task assignment.

Usage notes include that elosztottad implies a completed distribution that affected the added object. The accompanying context often specifies to whom or among whom the items or tasks were distributed, such as a group, team, or set of recipients. While elosztottad is the standard form with a definite object, Hungarian does distinguish definite vs. indefinite object marking in other tenses and forms; in practice, elosztottad is used in contexts where the object is clearly identified.

Etymology: elosztani combines the prefix el- with the root oszt- meaning “to share, to divide,” with the infinitive ending -ani. The prefix often signals a completed action or distribution outward from the subject. Related forms include elosztom (I distribute), elosztja (he/she distributes), and elosztották (they distributed).