Felváltottá

Felváltottá is a Hungarian verb form. It is the past tense, plural, definite conjugation of the verb "felváltani". "Felváltani" generally means to relieve, to substitute, to switch, or to change something. Therefore, "felváltottá" specifically refers to an action performed by multiple subjects in the past, directed towards a definite object or situation.

For example, if a group of people relieved a guard on duty, they would have "felváltottá" the guard. If they substituted a worn-out part in a machine, they would have "felváltottá" the part. The definite aspect indicates that the object of the action was specific and known in the context of the sentence. The past tense signifies that the action occurred and was completed before the present moment. Understanding "felváltottá" requires knowledge of Hungarian verb conjugation rules, particularly its tense, person, and definiteness markers. It is a common form encountered in spoken and written Hungarian when describing past actions involving multiple agents and a specific target.