Dominálták

Dominálták is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb dominálni. Dominálni translates to "to dominate" or "to prevail" in English. Therefore, "dominálták" signifies that a group of subjects "dominated" or "prevailed" over something or someone.

The verb dominálni can be used in various contexts. In sports, a team might have dominated their opponents, meaning they were superior and won decisively. In a more abstract sense, a particular idea or trend could have dominated society or a specific field of study, indicating its widespread influence and importance. The plural form "dominálták" suggests that multiple entities or individuals were responsible for this dominance.

Understanding the grammatical context is crucial when encountering "dominálták." The subject performing the action of dominating is plural, and the action itself occurred in the past. For example, "A győzelemben a támadók dominálták a játékot" would translate to "In the victory, the forwards dominated the game." The structure "dominálták" implies that the forwards (plural) performed the action of dominating. This verb form is common in Hungarian historical accounts, sports reporting, and discussions of societal trends.