osztottátok

Osztottátok is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the second-person plural past tense of the verb osztani, which means to distribute, allocate, or share. It is used to refer to an action completed in the past by the group you (ti). The form combines the past tense ending with the second-person plural ending, producing osztottátok.

In use, osztottátok typically functions with a direct object that receives the distribution. For example, Ti osztottátok ki a feladatokat means “You distributed the tasks.” The separable prefix ki- (as in kiosztottátok) is common with osztani, and the prefix can either be attached (kiosztottátok) or split with the verb (osztottátok ki), depending on emphasis or sentence structure. Both variants are understood as the same past-tense, second-person plural form of the verb.

Osztottátok appears mainly in narrative or instructional contexts where the speaker refers to the actions of a group. It contrasts with other person and tense forms such as osztom (I distribute), osztottam (I distributed), or osztotok (you distribute, present imperfect in some dialects). It is part of standard Hungarian verb conjugation patterns for regular -ani verbs and serves as a typical example of how Hungarian marks person, number, and tense on a single finite form.

See also: osztani, Hungarian verb conjugation, past tense in Hungarian.

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