Mutattunk

Mutattunk is the Hungarian verb form meaning "we showed" or "we demonstrated." It is the first-person plural past tense of the verb mutat, which means to show, display, or present. In Hungarian, mutattunk is used when the speaker and at least one other person performed the act of showing something, typically to an audience or recipient. The form is part of the definite conjugation system and reflects a completed action in the past.

Morphology and usage: mutattunk is formed from the stem mutat- with the past tense suffix -t- and the personal ending -unk, marking "we." It is commonly employed in narrative, reports, and diary-style writing to recount actions that have already occurred. It contrasts with mutatunk, the present tense form meaning "we show" or "we are showing."

Examples:

- Mutattunk egy diagramot a konferencián. (We showed a diagram at the conference.)

Mutattunk a form is one of several past-tense possibilities for mutat, and it appears in contexts where a group is describing what they did in the past. For related forms and broader usage, see mutat, bemutatás, és demonstráció.