kiáltotok

Kiáltotok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you all shout.” It is the second-person plural present indicative form of kiáltani, the verb that means to shout or cry out. The form is used when addressing multiple people directly and indicating that they are performing the act of shouting.

Kiáltani is the infinitive. In the present tense, the regular conjugation for kiáltani yields kiáltok (I shout), kiáltasz (you shout, singular), kiált (he/she shouts), kiáltunk (we shout), kiáltotok (you all shout), kiáltanak (they shout). The corresponding past tense for the second person plural is kiáltottatok (you all shouted).

Pronunciation and usage: kiáltotok is stressed on the first syllable, with the long vowel indicated by á in kiált. The verb can be used for literal shouting as well as figurative cries or calls. Example: Ti kiáltotok: “Gyertek ide!” (You all shout, “Come here!”). In written or formal contexts, kiáltani and kiáltás (the noun form meaning a shout) are closely related.

See also: kiáltás (a shout), kiáltani (to shout).