megneveztétek

The word "megneveztétek" is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural, past tense, perfective form of the verb "megnevezni," which translates to "to name," "to call," or "to designate." Therefore, "megneveztétek" literally means "you (plural) named," "you (plural) called," or "you (plural) designated."

The prefix "meg-" is a common verbal prefix in Hungarian that often indicates completion or a perfective aspect to the action. "Nevezni" is the root verb related to naming or calling. The "-tétek" ending signifies the second-person plural, past tense conjugation. This means the action of naming or designating was performed by a group of people being addressed.

For example, if someone were recounting an event and said "Ti megneveztétek a főnököt," it would translate to "You (plural) named the boss." This implies that the group of people being spoken to were responsible for giving a name or title to someone in a position of authority. The context in which "megneveztétek" is used will determine the precise nuance of "naming" or "designating." It can refer to simply stating someone's name, assigning a label, or officially appointing someone to a role.