Hajlítottátok

Hajlítottátok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you (plural) bent” or “you have bent,” formed from the verb hajlít, which means to bend, flex, or curve. It is part of the definite past tense (past definite), a conjugation pattern used when the direct object of the verb is definite or already known in the context. The form signals that a bending action was carried out by you as a group on a specific object.

Morphology and usage: The form combines the stem hajlít- with the past definite suffix and the second-person plural ending, resulting in hajlítottátok. This tense is commonly used in narration or reporting to indicate a completed action performed by multiple people on a defined object. In contexts without a definite object, Hungarian typically uses other past forms, while hajlítottátok is favored when the object is specific.

Examples:

- A vasrudat hajlítottátok. — You bent the iron rod.

- Két madzagot hajlítottatok meg. — You bent two pieces of string.

- A karodat hajlítottátok. — You bent your arm.

Notes: As a past definite form, hajlítottátok often appears in written Hungarian, instructional texts, or conversations where the object of bending is identified. Its use helps clarify who performed the action and on what object, contrasting with indefinite past forms that omit the object.