Írtatok

Írtatok is a finite verb form in Hungarian. It is the simple past (befejezett múlt idő) form of the verb írni (to write) for the second person plural, corresponding to "you wrote" in English. The subject ti is usually implied by the verb ending, but can be emphasized for contrast or clarity.

Formation and usage: The form is built from the verb stem ír- with the past tense marker t and the second-person plural ending -atok, yielding írtatok. It is used to refer to a completed writing action performed by multiple people in the past. Examples: Tegnap írtatok egy levelet. Mit írtatok ma? You can also say Ti írtatok meg a levelet, with ti emphasized.

Grammatical notes: Írtatok is used in both declarative and interrogative contexts to indicate that several people wrote something. In Hungarian, the verb ending carries the person and number, so the pronoun ti is often omitted unless emphasis is needed. Related questions include Mit írtatok? (What did you write?) and Égés: a múlt idő különböző személyes alakjai például én írtam, te írtál, ő írt, mi írtunk, ti írtatok, ők írtak.

Related forms: The corresponding forms for other persons in the same verb are én írtam, te írtál, ő írt, mi írtunk, ti írtatok, ők írtak. The infinitive is írni, and the past participle is írt (written). Írtatok often appears in narrative, dialogue, and written communication to specify that more than one person authored the text.