Feladták

Feladták is a Hungarian verb, the past tense plural form of "felad". The verb "felad" has several meanings, with the most common translations including "to give up," "to surrender," or "to submit." In a military context, it signifies a force or group surrendering to an enemy. It can also refer to abandoning a task or effort, indicating a cessation of attempts to achieve a goal.

The plural past tense "feladták" indicates that multiple individuals or entities performed the action of giving up or surrendering. For example, "A hadsereg feladták a várost" translates to "The army surrendered the city." Similarly, "A diákok feladták a leckét" could mean "The students gave up on the homework." The specific nuance of "feladták" depends heavily on the context in which it is used, but it consistently conveys a completed action of yielding or ceasing effort by a group.