Kiabáltatok

Kiabáltatok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural past tense of the verb "kiabál," which means to shout or to yell. Therefore, "kiabáltatok" translates directly to "you (plural) shouted" or "you (plural) were shouting."

This form is used when addressing a group of people in the past tense. For example, if a group of friends were yelling excitedly, one might say, "Ti kiabáltatok egész este!" which means "You (plural) shouted all night!" The suffix "-tatok" indicates the past tense and the second-person plural subject.

The verb "kiabál" itself denotes a loud, often unrestrained vocalization. The act of "kiabálni" can be associated with various emotions, such as excitement, anger, fear, or distress, depending on the context. Consequently, "kiabáltatok" can imply that a group of people were expressing any of these emotions through shouting in the past. Understanding this verb form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences that describe past actions involving multiple individuals shouting.