Hajlítottuk

Hajlítottuk is the past tense, plural form of the Hungarian verb "hajlít," which translates to "to bend" or "to curve" in English. This grammatical form indicates that a group of people or things performed the action of bending or curving.

For example, if describing a group of artisans working with metal, one might say "A kovácsok a vasat hajlítottuk," meaning "We (the blacksmiths) bent the iron." Similarly, if referring to a group of trees bending in the wind, one could say "A fák a szélben hajlítottuk," implying that the trees were bent by the wind, though this phrasing is less common and would more typically use a passive construction or a different verb.

The ending "-tuk" signifies the first-person plural past tense. This means the subject performing the action of bending is "we." Therefore, "hajlítottuk" specifically denotes an action of bending carried out by the speaker and at least one other person. The context in which "hajlítottuk" is used will determine the specific nature of what was bent and by whom.