összeadtátok

"Összeadtátok" is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural past tense perfective form of the verb "összeadni," which means "to add up" or "to sum up." This specific conjugation indicates that the action of adding up was completed by "you" (plural) in the past.

The verb "összeadni" itself is derived from "össze," meaning "together" or "into one," and "adni," meaning "to give." Therefore, "összeadni" literally translates to "to give together" or "to give into one," which conceptually represents the act of combining numbers or items into a single sum.

The form "összeadtátok" would be used in a sentence like "Az összegeket ti összeadtátok?" which translates to "Did you (plural) add up the sums?" or "Ti már összeadtátok a pontokat." meaning "You (plural) have already added up the points." The "tátok" ending signifies the completed past action performed by a plural subject. It is a common conjugation encountered in Hungarian grammar when discussing past events involving multiple individuals.