Küldöttetek

Küldöttetek is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb küldeni, meaning to send. It denotes that you (plural) performed the action of sending in the past. The form is used when speaking to multiple people and referring to a completed sending.

Morphology and usage

The base verb is küld, and the past-tense second-person plural ending is attached to the stem to yield küldöttetek. This form reflects the past tense and second-person plural subject, and it is typically used in narrative or direct address to a group. In sentences, küldöttetek can take a direct object, an indirect object, or be part of a larger clause, depending on what was sent.

Examples

- Küldöttetek már a meghívókat? (Have you all sent the invitations yet?)

- Ma küldöttetek egy csomagot. (Today you all sent a package.)

Relation to related forms

Küldöttetek contrasts with other forms of the same verb, such as 1st person plural past (küldtünk) and 3rd person plural past (küldtek). The form also interacts with definite or indefinite objects in Hungarian sentence structure, which can influence nuance and emphasis.

Notes

Küldöttetek is a standard, neutral grammatical form appropriate for both spoken and written Hungarian. Like other past-tense, 2nd-person plural forms, it is used when the subject is a group addressed by the speaker.