Viselkedtek

Viselkedtek is a Hungarian verb form meaning "you (plural) behave" or "you are behaving." It is the second-person plural present indicative form of the verb viselkedni, which means to behave or to conduct oneself. The form is part of everyday Hungarian and appears in both spoken and written language.

In standard usage, viselkedtek is used when referring to the behavior of multiple people in the present or in a general sense. It can occur in direct address, in narrative description, or in instructional or evaluative contexts. For example, a teacher might ask, "Hogyan viselkedtek ebben a helyzetben?" meaning "How do you behave in this situation?" The form agrees with the subject ti (you all).

Related grammatical forms include viselkedni (the infinitive), viselkedés (the noun meaning behaviour), and viselkedik (the third-person singular present). The corresponding past tense for the second-person plural is viselkedtetek, used to say that you behaved. The verb is also linked to discussions of social conduct, etiquette, and classroom or workplace behavior.

Etymology: viselkedni derives from the noun viselkedés (behaviour), via the stem viselked- and the typical Hungarian verb suffix -ni. The term is most often encountered in linguistic analysis, language teaching, and discourse about conduct and manners.