Átáramoltatott

"Átáramoltatott" is a Hungarian verb in the past tense, passive voice, third-person singular. It translates to "was flowed through" or "was made to flow through." The root word is "áramlik," meaning "to flow." The suffix "-tat" indicates causativity, meaning "to cause to flow," and "-ott" is the past participle ending. The final "-atott" signifies the passive past tense.

This verb describes a situation where something was intentionally directed or caused to pass through a particular space or medium. For example, it could be used to describe water being channeled through a pipe, or a current of air being directed through a vent. The passive voice emphasizes that the subject of the sentence was the recipient of the action, rather than the performer. It implies an external force or action causing the flow. In a figurative sense, it could also refer to information or energy being passed along or disseminated. The context in which "átáramoltatott" is used would clarify the specific meaning.