Támadtok

Támadtok is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb támad, meaning to attack. It denotes that the addressed group is performing the action in the present. The form is built from the stem támad- with the suffix -tok indicating 2nd person plural and is regular for this verb.

In a full conjugation, the present forms include támadok (I attack), támadsz (you attack, singular), támad (he/she attacks), támadunk (we attack), támadtok (you attack, plural), támadnak (they attack). The imperative form is támadjatok, meaning “attack!” and should not be confused with the present indicative formك.

Usage notes: Hungarian often omits the subject, so támadtok can stand alone and still mean “you (plural) attack.” It is commonly used in dialogue or narration to specify the actors performing the action, or to state a fact about a group’s actions in the present.

Example: Ti támadtok most. translates to “You are attacking now.” While similar in meaning to other present forms, támadtok specifically marks the 2nd person plural subject.

See also: támad, támadok, támadsz, támadunk, támadnak, támadjatok.