Szedtétek

Szedtétek is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you picked” or “you harvested” in the past tense for the second person plural. It is derived from the verb szedni, which means to pick, harvest, or gather. The form is used when speaking about an action performed in the past by multiple people.

Grammatical notes: In Hungarian, the past tense for the second person plural is expressed by a suffix attached to the verb stem. For szedni, this yields a form such as szedtétek (and in some texts also szedtétek), with the meaning remaining that you and others picked something. The exact spelling can reflect phonological assimilation, but the core function is to indicate a completed past action by a group.

Usage: Szedtétek is typically used in narrative or reported speech when describing what a group did in the past. It can refer to literal picking (for example fruit, herbs, or plants) or to figurative gathering of items or information.

Examples:

- Tegnap szedtétek a gyümölcsöt a kertben.

- A csapat szedtétek össze az adatokat a felmérés során.

Related terms: szedni (to pick/harvest), szedés (the act of picking/harvesting). The form is part of standard Hungarian verb conjugation and is most commonly encountered in everyday speech, storytelling, and written prose when referring to a past action performed by multiple people.