fogyasztottátok

Fogyasztottátok is a Hungarian verb form. It represents the second person plural past tense of the verb fogyasztani, meaning to consume. The form indicates that you all performed the action of consuming and that the action is completed in the past.

Morphology and form. In Hungarian, fogyasztani is the infinitive; the past tense for the definite-object conjugation attaches the stem fogyaszt- with the past suffix -ott and the second-person plural ending -átok, yielding fogyasztottátok. The corresponding forms for other persons are fogyasztottam (I consumed), fogyasztottad (you consumed, singular), fogyasztottuk (we consumed), and fogyasztották (they consumed). The past definite construction is often used when the object is definite or known to the listener.

Usage and nuance. Fogyasztottátok is standard in narration, reports, or descriptive speech when referring to a group action in the past. It is most natural with a definite object, as in fogyasztottátok a vacsorát (you all consumed the dinner) or fogyasztottátok ezt a süteményt (you all consumed this pastry). It can appear in questions as well, for example, Fogyasztottátok-e a levest? The form conveys a completed event and is typical in formal or written Hungarian, though it also occurs in everyday speech.

Related terms. The root verb is fogyasztani; the noun form fogyasztás means consumption. The finite forms of the same verb span all persons and numbers, sharing the same past definite pattern in the second person plural as in fogyasztottátok.