döntöttetek

Döntöttetek is the second-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb dönteni, meaning to decide. It marks that the addressed group completed the act of deciding in the past. The form is built from the stem dönt- plus the past-tense ending -öttetek, which signals both the past tense and the second-person plural subject.

Morphology and related forms: Hungarian verbs in the past tense follow a pattern where -t- or -tt- appears together with person endings. For the same verb: döntöttem (I decided), döntöttél (you decided, singular), döntött (he/she decided), döntöttünk (we decided), döntöttetek (you decided, plural, informal), döntöttek (they decided). Döntöttetek thus corresponds to addressing multiple people informally.

Usage: Döntöttetek is used when speaking to or about a group of people who made a decision. It is common in narratives, reports, and speech to indicate a completed decision by the addressed group. In formal address to multiple people (Önök), the form can still appear as döntöttek in many contexts, depending on style and register.

Example: Döntöttetek a határozatról. Translation: You (all) decided about the resolution. Another: Döntöttetek már a projektről? Translation: Have you (all) decided about the project?

See also: döntés (decision), dönteni (to decide).