átadtátok

Átadtátok is a Hungarian verb conjugation. It is the second-person plural past tense form of the verb "átadni." The verb "átadni" generally translates to "to hand over," "to pass on," or "to give away." Therefore, "átadtátok" specifically means "you (plural) handed over," "you (plural) passed on," or "you (plural) gave away." This conjugation would be used in a sentence when referring to an action performed by a group of people in the past, where they were the ones doing the handing over or passing on. For example, a sentence might read "A levelet átadtátok a nagymamának," which translates to "You (plural) handed over the letter to the grandmother." The verb "átadni" can also have more abstract meanings such as "to transmit" or "to convey," so "átadtátok" could also mean "you (plural) transmitted" or "you (plural) conveyed" in a figurative sense, depending on the context of the sentence. The ending "-tátok" is characteristic of the past tense, second-person plural conjugation in Hungarian.