Hazudtatok

Hazudtatok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you lied” in the second-person plural past tense. It is derived from the verb hazudni, which means to lie, and is used when addressing multiple people who allegedly told a falsehood. The form is placed in the indicative mood and refers to a completed action in the past.

Morphology and usage are straightforward for speakers of Hungarian: hazudtatok is built from the stem hazud- plus the past tense suffix -tatok, corresponding to the second-person plural. The related singular past forms are hazudtál (you lied, singular) and hazudtad (you lied, singular with a direct object), while hazudtatok specifically targets a group as the subject.

In ordinary speech and writing, hazudtatok is employed to accuse or report that a group lied. It can appear in direct address, reported speech, or narrative contexts. The phrase can carry varying degrees of emphasis depending on tone and surrounding wording.

Examples:

- Hazudtatok az adatokkal, ezért pontos ellenőrzésre van szükség. (You lied about the data, so a precise check is needed.)

- Ti hazudtatok, ezt beismerhetitek. (You lied, you can admit it.)

- A vizsgálat során kiderült, hogy hazudtatok, és ez megbízhatatlanná tesz titeket. (During the investigation it turned out you lied, and that makes you unreliable.)

See also:

- hazudni, the verb “to lie”

- magyar igei ragozás, Hungarian verb conjugation patterns