Felhívtátok

Felhívtátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural past tense form of the verb felhívni. The verb felhívni generally translates to "to call up" or "to invite" in English.

The structure of the word reveals its grammatical function. "Felhív" is the root of the verb, meaning to call or invite. The "-t" suffix indicates the past tense. The "-átok" suffix signifies that the action was performed by "you" (plural) and that it was a completed action in the past. Therefore, "felhívtátok" literally means "you (plural) called up" or "you (plural) invited."

This form would be used in sentences describing an action that a group of people performed in the past. For example, if someone wanted to say "You (plural) called me," they would use this form. Similarly, if one wanted to state that "You (plural) invited them," this verb form would be integral to the sentence construction. The context of the sentence would determine whether "called up" or "invited" is the more accurate translation. It is a common and fundamental verb conjugation in the Hungarian language.