Magyaráztátok

Magyaráztátok is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural past tense indicative form of the verb "magyaráz," which means "to explain." This form specifically indicates that "you all" (plural "you") performed the action of explaining in the past. The ending "-tátok" signifies the past tense and the second-person plural subject. Therefore, "magyaráztátok" translates to "you explained" or "you all explained" in English. This form would be used in a sentence where a group of people is being addressed and their past action of explaining something is being referenced. For example, "Miért nem magyaráztátok el nekem?" translates to "Why didn't you explain it to me?" in English, where "magyaráztátok" refers to the plural "you." The verb "magyaráz" itself is derived from the noun "magyarázat," meaning "explanation." The conjugation system in Hungarian is highly agglutinative, meaning suffixes are added to the verb stem to indicate tense, mood, person, and number. "Magyaráztátok" is a clear example of this system, combining the verb stem with the past tense marker and the second-person plural personal suffix.