esztek

Esztek is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb enni, meaning to eat. It translates to "you eat" when speaking to more than one person and can be used in both statements and questions depending on the intonation.

In Hungarian, the present tense forms of enni are: én eszem, te eszel, ő eszik, mi eszünk, ti esztek, ők esznek. The form esztek is formed from the stem esz- plus the second-person plural ending -tek. It is used to indicate what a group is eating or is about to eat and is common in everyday speech.

Usage examples include declarative sentences such as "Ti esztek sokat?" meaning "Do you eat a lot?" and questions like "Mit esztek?" meaning "What are you eating?" The form can also appear in shorter questions like "Esztek?" with rising intonation to mean "Are you eating?" The subject is typically implied by the verb form, so explicit pronouns are often unnecessary.