melegítettétek

Melegítettétek is a Hungarian verb form derived from melegíteni, meaning to heat up or warm. It designates a past action performed by you all (the second person plural) and is typically used when the direct object is definite. In other words, it answers questions about what you heated up in the past.

Grammatically, melegítettétek is the past tense form in the second person plural with a definite object. The base verb is melegít, and the past tense suffix -t is combined with the second-person plural ending -étek to produce melegítettétek. This form is used in both questions and statements about a group’s prior action of heating something.

Common usage patterns include sentences where a specific item is heated. For example: Melegítettétek a levest? (Did you heat up the soup?) vagy Melegítettétek fel az ebédet? (Did you warm up the lunch?). The form emphasizes the completion of the action in the past and is generally appropriate in formal or written contexts, as well as everyday speech when speaking to multiple people.

Related forms include melegítetek (present tense, you heat), melegítettetek (you heated, informal or neutral past), and melegítették (they heated). Understanding melegítettétek helps with recognizing the definite-object past tense across Hungarian verb conjugations and distinguishing it from other persons and numbers in past forms.