Imádták

Imádták is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb imád, which means "to love" or "to adore." Therefore, "imádták" translates to "they loved" or "they adored." This verb is used to describe a past action or feeling of love or adoration directed towards someone or something by multiple subjects.

For example, in a sentence like "A közönség imádták a színészt," it means "The audience loved the actor." Here, "a közönség" (the audience) is the plural subject, and "imádták" indicates their past affection for "a színészt" (the actor). Similarly, if one were to say "A gyerekek imádták az új játékot," it would mean "The children loved the new toy," with "a gyerekek" (the children) being the plural subject.

The verb "imád" itself can express deep affection, often stronger than simply liking. When used in the past plural form "imádták," it conveys that this strong positive sentiment was held by a group of people in the past. The context of the sentence would clarify the specific object of their adoration. The ending "-ták" is a common suffix in Hungarian verbs to indicate the third-person plural past tense.