Fújtak

Fújtak is a form of the Hungarian verb fújni, meaning to blow or to puff air. It is the third-person plural past tense (past indicative) of fújni, used when the subject is plural and the action occurred in the past. The verb fújni is imperfective, and its past tense forms are fújtam, fújtál, fújt, fújtunk, fújtatok, and fújtak.

Grammatical notes: fújtak can appear in simple past statements and in constructions with the separable prefix ki, as in fújtak ki, meaning they blew out (candles or similar). The basic order for the separable form is subject + fújtak + ki + object, for example: A gyertyákat fújtak ki.

Usage: The form is used in narrative past contexts to describe actions carried out by multiple actors. It is not used for singular past actions; those use fújt (he/she/it blew) or other person-specific forms.

Examples:

- A gyertyákat fújtak ki. They blew out the candles.

See also:

- fújni, the base verb meaning to blow

- Hungarian verb conjugation and past tense forms