Ragasszottátok

Ragasszottátok is a Hungarian word with a specific grammatical function. It is the second-person plural past tense indicative form of the verb "ragasztani," which translates to "to glue" or "to stick." Therefore, "ragasszottátok" directly translates to "you (plural) glued" or "you (plural) stuck." This form is used to describe an action of gluing or sticking that was completed in the past by a group of people being addressed directly.

The word is composed of the verb stem "ragasz-," the past tense suffix "-ott-," and the second-person plural personal suffix "-átok." This structure is typical for many Hungarian verbs, following a consistent pattern for conjugation. For example, in the singular, "you (singular) glued" would be "ragasztottad." The plural form "ragasszottátok" specifically denotes that the action was performed by multiple individuals.

Understanding "ragasszottátok" requires knowledge of Hungarian verb conjugation and its case system. It is used in sentences where the subject is "you" (plural) and the verb describes the act of adhesion. For instance, a sentence might read, "Ti ragasszottátok a plakátokat a falra," meaning "You (plural) glued the posters to the wall." The word itself carries the full grammatical information regarding the subject, tense, and mood of the action.