Megindultatok

Megindultatok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you all started to move” or “you all set off.” It is the second-person plural past tense of the verb megindulni, which means to begin to move or to depart. The prefix meg- conveys completion or emphasis, and the suffix -atok marks the subject as you (plural). The form is used when describing a group beginning an action that involves moving from one place to another.

In use, megindultatok describes a physical departure, such as a party leaving a location, starting a journey, or turning a movement into action. It appears in narrative prose and spoken language to convey that a group has begun to move, and it can also carry a broader, figurative sense when speaking of initiating a collective effort or process.

Morphology and related forms: the root is indul- from the verb indulni “to start moving.” Megindultatok is formed from meg- plus the past tense stem indult- and the 2nd person plural suffix -atok. Related forms include megindulok (I start to move), megindulsz (you start to move), megindul (he/she starts to move), megindult (he/she started), and megindultunk (we started). These forms cover present, past, and infinitive usages for different persons.

See also: indulni, megindul, indítás, megindulás.