Felrázták

Felrázták is a Hungarian verb form. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "felrázni". The verb "felrázni" means to shake something up, to stir something, or to rouse someone from sleep. Therefore, "felrázták" translates to "they shook up", "they stirred", or "they roused" in English.

The specific meaning of "felrázták" depends on the context in which it is used. For example, "A gyerekeket felrázták" could mean "They woke the children up" or "They stirred the children". "A bort felrázták" would mean "They shook up the wine", perhaps to mix sediment or aerate it. In a more figurative sense, "A politikát felrázták" could mean "They shook up the politics" or "They caused a stir in politics".

The grammatical structure of "felrázták" indicates a completed action in the past performed by a plural subject. The "-ták" ending is the standard marker for the third-person plural past tense in Hungarian verbs. This form is common in narrative contexts, historical accounts, or general descriptions of past events. Understanding this verb form is essential for comprehending Hungarian sentences that describe actions undertaken by multiple individuals or entities in the past.