Megfosztotok

Megfosztotok is a Hungarian verb meaning "you (plural) deprived" or "you (plural) stripped." It is the past tense, second-person plural form of the verb megfoszt. The verb megfoszt itself means to deprive, strip, dispossess, or divest someone of something.

The act of "megfosztotok" implies that a group of people have taken something away from another person or group, often something that was rightfully theirs. This could range from material possessions to abstract rights, privileges, or even dignity. The context of the sentence would determine the exact nature of what was taken.

For example, in a historical context, one might say "A király megfosztotok a jogaiktól," which translates to "The king deprived you (plural) of your rights." In a more mundane scenario, it could be used to describe a group of children taking a toy away from another child. The emphasis is on the action of deprivation carried out by multiple individuals.

The verb is commonly used in Hungarian literature and everyday conversation to describe situations where a group has unjustly or forcefully removed something from another. The term carries a negative connotation, suggesting an unfair or unwelcome loss.