értitek

értitek is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Hungarian verb érteni, meaning "to understand." It is used when addressing a group in an informal context (tegezés). The form is part of a regular conjugation pattern for érteni and does not carry any special mood beyond the present indicative.

Conjugation in the present indicative is: én értem, te érted, ő érti, mi értjük, ti értitek, ők értik. This pattern follows the typical -eni verb stems in Hungarian, with the second-person plural ending -itek.

Usage and examples: értek, érted, érti are common in everyday speech. A typical sentence is "Értitek a feladatot?" meaning "Do you understand the task?" Another example is "Értitek, mire gondolok?" meaning "Do you understand what I mean?" The form is used to confirm comprehension in a group and can appear in questions, statements, or instructional contexts. It is informal and would not be used with formal address, where different pronouns and forms apply.

Related forms and notes: érteni as a whole covers the sense of understanding; related parts include értem (I understand), érted (you understand, informal singular), érti (he/she understands), értjük (we understand), értik (they understand). The verb can pair with prefixes, such as megérteni, to convey a fuller or clearer understanding. In writing, jelent of érteni is common in educational, conversational, and media contexts.