mutattatok

Mutattatok is a conjugated form in Hungarian. It is the past tense, second-person plural form of the verb mutatni (to show) or mutat (to demonstrate). In English, it typically translates to “you showed” or “you demonstrated.” It is used when addressing more than one person and referring to a past action of showing something.

Morphology and formation: The form is built from the verb stem mutat- with the past tense marker and the second-person plural ending, resulting in mutattatok. This follows standard Hungarian verb conjugation patterns, where the suffix combination signals both the tense (past) and the grammatical person (you, plural). The pronunciation involves the typical Hungarian phonology, including the double “t” sound in the middle.

Usage and examples: Mutattatok nekem egy fényképet vagy egy diákat a prezentációból. (You showed me a photograph or slides from the presentation.) In narrative or conversation, mutattatok appears as part of a past-tense verb chain describing actions performed by a group.

Related forms and notes: Mutat (present tense, base form), mutatsz (you show, present), mutattok (you show, present, informal plural), mutatott (he/she showed, past singular), mutattuk (we showed, past). Hungarian verbs rely on extensive inflection, so the ending changes to reflect person, number, and tense.

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation; mutat; past tense; second-person plural forms.