tulajdonoltok

Tulajdonoltok is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the second-person plural present indicative of the verb tulajdonol, meaning to own or possess. It marks that the addressed group owns something at the present time or in a general, ongoing sense. The form illustrates how Hungarian builds finite verb forms by combining a stem with person and number suffixes.

Form and origin: The present 2nd person plural form is created from the stem tulajdonol- and the suffix -tok, with phonological adjustments that yield tulajdonoltok. This pattern is typical for -ol verbs in Hungarian, where the root connects to the plural present ending to indicate “you (all) own.” The subject pronoun ti is typically implied by the suffix and need not be spoken.

Usage: Tulajdonoltok is used in declarative sentences addressed to multiple people to state current ownership or possession. It is a finite verb form and, like other Hungarian verbs, can appear in sentences with the object directly following the verb or with the object later in the clause. Example: Ti tulajdonoltok egy házat. The phrase asserts that you all own a house.

Relationship to related forms: The noun form meaning ownership is tulajdon, the verb is tulajdonol, and a person who owns something is a tulajdonos. The word belongs to the broader family of Hungarian possession verbs and their inflected forms.

See also: tulajdonol, tulajdonos, tulajdon.