Tulajdonítotok

Tulajdonítotok is a Hungarian word that translates to "you own" or "you possess" in English. It is the second-person plural form of the verb "tulajdonít," which means "to own" or "to possess." The suffix "-otok" indicates that the action is being performed by "you" in the plural.

This grammatical form is used when addressing two or more people collectively. For example, if one were to say to a group of friends, "Tulajdonítotok ezt a házat?" it would mean "Do you (plural) own this house?". The word functions as a verb in a sentence, indicating ownership or possession.

The concept of ownership is fundamental in many legal and social contexts, and languages like Hungarian use specific verb conjugations to reflect the number and person of the subject performing the action. Tulajdonítotok is one such conjugation, specifically denoting plural ownership attributed to the individuals being addressed. It's a straightforward example of how Hungarian grammar distinguishes between singular and plural subjects in its verb forms.