beírtok

Beírtok is a form of the Hungarian verb beírni, meaning to enter or to type in information into a field, document, or system. It is the second-person plural present indicative form, corresponding to "you all enter" or "you all type in." The prefix be- conveys entering into or completing the action, while ír means to write. Beírni is a transitive verb and commonly takes a direct object such as a name, data, or a field in a form.

In full present tense conjugation, beírni follows the regular pattern for -ni verbs: én beírok, te beírsz, ő beír, mi beírunk, ti beírtok, ők beírnak. The past tense forms are beírtam, beírtad, beírta, beírtuk, beírtátok, beírtak, and the past participle is beírt. Like other be- prefixed verbs, beírni denotes a completed entry into a medium or record, whether on paper or in a digital system.

Usage of beírtok spans both traditional writing and modern computation. It can describe manually entering information in a notebook or ledger as well as typing data into a database or online form. Common noun forms related to beírni include beírás (an entry, data entry) and beíró (input device, such as a keyboard). The term is widely used in administrative, computing, and everyday contexts where information is recorded.

See also: írás, be- prefix, beírás, beíró.

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