Megfotottád

Megfotottád is a Hungarian word that translates to "you photographed it" or "you took a picture of it" in English. It is the past tense, second-person singular form of the verb "megfotózni" (to photograph). The prefix "meg-" indicates completion of the action, and "fotózni" is derived from the English word "photo."

The word is commonly used in informal spoken Hungarian when referring to someone having taken a photograph of something or someone. For example, if someone sees a particularly interesting scene and you are with them, they might ask, "Megfotottad?" meaning "Did you photograph it?" or "You photographed it, didn't you?". The context usually clarifies whether it's a question or a statement.

The verb "megfotózni" itself is a relatively modern addition to the Hungarian language, reflecting the widespread adoption of photography. Its conjugation follows standard Hungarian grammar rules. The past tense is formed by adding appropriate suffixes to the verb stem. In this specific case, "megfotózta" is the third-person singular past tense ("he/she/it photographed it"), and "megfotóztad" is the second-person singular past tense ("you photographed it"). The plural forms also exist, such as "megfotóztátok" for "you (plural) photographed it."