visszaadtátok

Visszaadtátok is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you all handed back” or “you all returned (something).” It is the second-person plural past definite form of the verb visszaadni, which means “to hand back” or “to return.” The root visszaad- combines the prefix vissza- (“back” or “again”) with ad- from adni (“to give”), and the past definite suffix -tátok marks the second-person plural past tense.

This form is used when addressing multiple people who have returned or handed back something, typically with a definite object. For example, A könyvet visszaadtátok a tanárnak means “You handed the book back to the teacher.” The structure generally requires a direct object, often specified in the sentence.

Related forms include visszaadok (I hand back), visszaadsz (you hand back, singular), visszaadja (he/she hands back), and the past forms visszaadtam, visszaadtad, visszaadta, visszaadtuk, visszaadtátok, visszaadták, depending on the subject and number. The infinitive form is visszaadni.

Etymology: visszaad- combines vissza- (“back/return”) with ad- (“to give”), with -ni as the infinitive suffix. The past definite suffix -tátok creates the plural past tense for the second person.

See also: visszaadni, visszaadás, adni.