Írtok

Írtok is a Hungarian term that most often appears in grammatical use as the second-person plural present tense form of the verb írni, meaning "to write." The form is written írtok, with an acute accent on the first syllable, reflecting the stem ír- and the standard second-person plural ending -tok. In ordinary sentences, írtok translates to "you (plural) write." For example, Ti írtok egy levelet. In this sense, írtok functions as a verb form and is not a noun.

Beyond its role as a verb form, Írtok can appear as a proper noun in some contexts, such as a place name or surname, though such uses are rare and not widely documented. There is no widely recognized geographical location, institution, or notable individual universally known under the exact name Írtok in major reference works.

Etymology and morphology: the form derives from the verb írni. The ending -tok marks the second-person plural present tense in Hungarian, and the initial i carries the stress of the word. This combination yields the word írtok, distinctive for its grammatical function rather than as an independent lexical item.