Írnátok

írnátok is a Hungarian verb form that functions as the second-person plural conditional mood of the verb írni, meaning “to write.” It expresses a hypothetical action or a polite, conditional request addressed to more than one person. The form is typically used in subordinate clauses introduced by if/when conditions or in polite proposals.

Formation and related forms: The conditional stem for írni combines the verb root ír- with the suffix -nátok for the second person plural. Other persons in the conditional are: én írnám, te írnád, ő írná, mi írnánk, ti írnátok, ők írnának. The endings reflect Hungarian vowel harmony and person rather than tense alone, distinguishing the conditional from present or past forms.

Usage notes: Írnátok is common in hypothetical statements, requests, or suggestions directed at multiple people. It is typically not used as an independent imperative but rather within clauses that express what would happen under certain conditions or what one would like others to do. In everyday speech, the conditional mood often appears in combination with polite or tentative wording.

Examples:

- Ha ti írnátok egy rövid összegzést a projekt állásáról, én megosztanám a csapat számára.

- Szeretném, ha ti írnátok nekem visszajelzést a javaslatról.

See also: conditional mood in Hungarian, írni (to write) conjugation patterns, Hungarian verb morphology.