támadtátok

Támadtátok is a Hungarian verb form: it denotes that you (plural) performed the action of attacking in the past. It is the second person plural past tense form of the verb támad, meaning "to attack." In usage, the form indicates a completed act of attack by a group addressed as "you."

Grammatically, támad is a regular verb, and támadtátok uses the plural second-person subject in the past. In Hungarian, this tense form is commonly found in narratives, reports, or dialogue when referring to actions carried out by a group. The meaning can be literal (physically attacking) or metaphorical (attacking a problem, a question, or an argument).

Notes on usage: when the attack is directed at a specific target, Hungarian often uses a prefixed form such as megtámadtátok (you attacked/you have attacked a target) with the direct object clarified. Without an explicit object, támadtátok can appear in contexts where the target is understood from context or is deliberately left unspecified. The choice between forms can affect nuance, with meg- prefixes signaling a definite attack on a specific target.

In summary, támadtátok is the past tense form used to describe a past attack carried out by you all, and it is employed across formal and informal contexts to convey that collective action in the past.