Eltanította

Eltanította is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "eltanít". The verb "eltanít" itself is composed of two parts: "el-" which is a prefix often indicating a completion or a separation, and "tanít" which means "to teach". Therefore, "eltanít" can be translated as "to teach away" or more commonly, "to teach a skill or knowledge to someone, implying it was learned from the teacher".

When conjugated in the past tense and applied to multiple subjects (they), it becomes "eltanították". This form signifies that "they taught it" or "they learned it" (in the sense of being taught by someone else). The specific meaning can depend on the context of the sentence. For example, if the subject is a group of students and the object is a skill, it means "they were taught the skill". If the subject is a group of teachers and the object is a student, it means "they taught the student".

Understanding the nuances of Hungarian verb conjugations, including prefixes and tense/person markers, is crucial for accurate translation and comprehension. "Eltanították" specifically indicates a completed action in the past performed by a plural subject.