betartottátok

Betartottátok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you (plural) kept” or “you observed,” used when referring to compliance with rules, promises, agreements, or deadlines. It is the past tense, second-person plural form of the verb betartani, which means to adhere to or to comply with.

Morphology and usage notes: the form is built from the stem betart-, plus the past tense marker -ott-, and the second-person plural suffix -átok, yielding betartottátok. It is commonly used with a direct object that specifies what was complied with, for example a szabályokat (the rules), a határidőt (the deadline), or az ígéretet (the promise). In everyday language, it can appear in narratives, reports, or feedback to indicate that a group fulfilled an obligation.

Examples: Betartottátok a szabályokat. (You kept the rules.) Betartottátok az ígéretet. (You kept the promise.) Betsítási or evaluative contexts may emphasize reliability or accountability, depending on tone and surrounding phrasing.

Origin and related forms: betartani is formed with the prefix be- added to tartani (to hold, to keep). Betartottátok is the appropriate past-tense plural form for addressing multiple people. Related forms include betartom (I keep/adhere to) and betartja (he/she/it adheres to).