Utasítottátok

"Utasítottátok" is the second-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb "utasít". The verb "utasít" translates to "to instruct", "to order", "to direct", or "to command" in English. Therefore, "utasítottátok" signifies that "you (plural) instructed", "you (plural) ordered", "you (plural) directed", or "you (plural) commanded" something.

This verb form is used when referring to a past action where a group of people were given instructions or commands by someone else. For example, if a teacher gave a class an assignment, the students might later recall, "Az utasítást nem értettük meg" (We didn't understand the instruction), or if referring to the act of giving the instruction by the teacher, one might say, "Már utasítottátok őket a feladatra" (You (plural) already instructed them on the task). The specific nuance of the English translation depends heavily on the context in which "utasítottátok" is used. It implies a clear communication of a directive from one party to another, with the action of giving the directive having been completed in the past.