Öltözködték

Öltözködték is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb öltözködni. The verb öltözködni means "to get dressed" or "to put on clothes." Therefore, öltözködték translates to "they got dressed" or "they put on clothes."

This verb form indicates an action that was completed in the past by a group of people. For example, one might say "A gyerekek öltözködték magukat az iskolába" which means "The children got themselves dressed for school." The reflexive pronoun "magukat" (themselves) is often used with öltözködni.

The verb itself is derived from "öltözni," which means "to dress" or "to wear." The "-köd-" suffix in "öltözködni" often indicates a repeated or habitual action, suggesting a process of getting dressed rather than simply putting on a garment. Thus, öltözködni implies the act of putting on various items of clothing.

In summary, öltözködték is a specific grammatical form of a Hungarian verb describing the past action of multiple individuals dressing themselves.