Bevezettek

Bevezettek is a Hungarian verb form used to express that a group of subjects introduced something in the past. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb bevezetni, which means to introduce, to bring into effect, or to implement. The form appears in narrative and reportorial writing when the action is attributed to multiple actors, such as organizations, governments, or teams.

Etymology and form: Bevezetni comes from the prefix be- combined with the root vezetni (to lead). The resulting stem bevezet- is used with standard Hungarian past-tense endings to yield the plural form bevezettek. In some contexts and dialects or due to object definiteness, other past plural spellings (such as bevezették) may be encountered, but bevezettek is a recognized past-tense form conveying the same general meaning: that an introduction or implementation was carried out by more than one subject.

Usage: The form is common in formal, historical, or journalistic language. It can refer to the introduction of policies, procedures, technologies, regulations, or methodologies. As a verb, bevezettek governs a direct object indicating what was introduced, and it aligns with plural subjects in the sentence.

See also: bevezető (introductor, introductory), bevezetés (introduction, act of introducing), bevezetni (to introduce, to bring into effect). Grammar notes: bevezetni is a transitive verb; its past forms vary with subject definiteness and object case, but bevezettek specifically marks a past action performed by multiple agents.