elöntitek

elöntitek is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural, simple past indicative tense of the verb elönteni. The verb elönteni translates to "to flood," "to inundate," "to overwhelm," or "to pour over." Therefore, elöntitek specifically means "you (plural) flooded," "you (plural) inundated," "you (plural) overwhelmed," or "you (plural) poured over." The prefix "el-" often denotes completion or movement away, while "önt-" relates to pouring or flowing. The "-itek" ending signifies the second-person plural subject in the past tense. This form would be used in a sentence describing an action performed by a group of people in the past. For example, "A víz elöntitek a házat" would mean "The water flooded the house" (with "you plural" implied as the subject if the context allowed, though typically the water would be the subject). More commonly, it would be used when referring to people performing the action, such as "Ti elöntitek a pincét vízzel," meaning "You (plural) flooded the cellar with water." The precise nuance of the verb depends heavily on the context in which it is used.