Gátoltátok

Gátoltátok is a Hungarian verb in the second-person plural, past tense, indicative mood. It translates to "you (plural) hindered," "you (plural) obstructed," or "you (plural) prevented." The verb stem is "gátol," meaning to hinder, obstruct, or prevent. The "-tátok" ending signifies the past tense action performed by a plural subject ("you") upon a plural object or an abstract concept.

This verb implies an action that impeded progress, stopped something from happening, or made a situation difficult. For example, one might say "Ti gátoltátok meg a projektet," meaning "You (plural) prevented the project." The word "meg" is a common verbal prefix in Hungarian that often reinforces the perfective aspect of the verb, indicating that the action was completed or had a definitive effect.

The context in which "gátoltátok" is used will determine the precise nuance of the hindrance. It could refer to physical barriers, legal obstacles, or even social or psychological impediments. The verb is used in declarative sentences and conveys a statement of fact about past actions. It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing.