Felderítették

Felderítették is a Hungarian verb form derived from felderíteni, meaning to conduct reconnaissance or to uncover/detect information. It is the past tense, third-person plural form and is used when the action’s direct object is definite, following Hungarian conjugation rules for the past definite form.

In military contexts, felderítették typically means that a unit or group carried out reconnaissance of terrain, positions, or enemy activity to gather information prior to an operation. The action focuses on collecting usable data about the map, routes, or potential threats.

In investigative or security contexts, the form can also indicate that officials or investigators uncovered facts, identified networks, or determined faults during inquiries, audits, or inspections. It signals a completed act of discovery or verification by multiple actors.

Grammar and related forms: felderítették is the past definite form of felderíteni. The noun corresponding to the activity is felderítés (reconnaissance or detection). A related adjective or agent noun is felderítő (reconnaissance or recon aircraft/unit).

Usage note: As with other Hungarian past definite forms, felderítették presumes a definite object or context established in the surrounding sentence. The term is common in historical, military, and security reporting, as well as in prose describing investigations or intelligence gathering.