Öntötted

Öntötted is a Hungarian verb form of the verb önteni, meaning "to pour." It is the second-person singular past tense (preterite) form, used to indicate that the person addressed performed the action of pouring in the past.

In Hungarian, the second-person singular past tense is formed by attaching a past-tense suffix to the verb stem, here resulting in önt- plus -ötted, yielding öntötted. Related forms include öntök (I pour), öntesz (you pour), ööntöttem (I poured), and öntötte (he/she poured). The form appears with or without an explicit subject pronoun; Hungarian often omits te when the subject is understood from context.

Usage and examples: Öntötted can describe a completed action in a narrative or direct speech. For example, Te öntötted a tejet a pohárba. This sentence means “You poured the milk into the glass.” The form is neutral and common in everyday language, cooking instructions, and descriptions of past events where the subject is defined as “you.”

Notes: Öntötted contrasts with other person forms such as öntöttem (I poured) and öntötte (he/she poured). It should not be confused with kiöntötted, which adds a sense of spilling out. The base verb önteni remains the same across tenses and moods; only the endings change to signal person and tense.