Aláírták

Aláírták is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb aláír, which means "to sign". Therefore, "aláírták" translates to "they signed" or "they have signed". This verb is used to describe the action of multiple individuals affixing their signatures to a document, contract, agreement, or any other item requiring formal authorization or acknowledgment.

The context in which "aláírták" is used is crucial for understanding the specific nature of the signing event. For example, it could refer to politicians signing a treaty, business partners signing a deal, or individuals signing a petition. The verb implies a completed action in the past performed by a group. It is a common and straightforward verb in the Hungarian language, frequently encountered in news reports, legal documents, and everyday conversations concerning agreements and official matters. The subject performing the action is implicitly understood to be plural, as indicated by the "-ták" suffix.