Vártatok

Vártatok is a Hungarian word that translates to "you were waiting" or "you were expecting" in English. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb vár, which means "to wait" or "to expect." The suffix -t- indicates the past tense, and the suffix -ok denotes the second person plural, meaning "you all."

This word is commonly used in everyday conversation when referring to a situation where a group of people were anticipating something or someone. For example, "Vártatok engem?" would mean "Were you waiting for me?" or "Did you expect me?" The context of the sentence determines whether it is translated as "waiting" or "expecting."

The verb vár is a fundamental verb in Hungarian and appears in various tenses and moods. Vártatok specifically refers to a completed action in the past involving multiple subjects addressing a plural second person. It can also be used to indicate anticipation or hope for a future event that was expected to happen at some point in the past. Understanding the nuances of Hungarian verb conjugations, such as the formation of vártatok, is crucial for accurate comprehension and communication in the language.