Megmászták

Megmászták is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they climbed” or “they have climbed.” It is the third-person plural past tense of the verb megmászik, with the definite-object past suffix -ták. The prefix meg- signals completion or achievement, and the root mászik means to climb or crawl. In standard usage, megmászták denotes a completed ascent performed by a plural subject and is commonly used with a definite object.

In ordinary sentences, megmászták indicates that a group has completed climbing something. Examples include: Megmászták a hegyet. They climbed the mountain. Megmászták a falat. They climbed the wall. In many cases the subject is explicit or understood from context, and the clause can stand alone as a simple past-tense statement: Megmászták.

Capitalized as Megmászták, the form may function as a title or headline in Hungarian texts. In such uses, it often evokes action, ascent, or achievement without specifying the subject, and it can appear in reports, articles, or literary works about expeditions or sports.

Etymology and related forms: Megmászták is derived from meg- plus mászik, with -ták marking the third-person plural past when a definite object is present. Related forms include megmászik (present tense: they climb), megmásztam (I climbed), megmásztad (you climbed), and megmásztuk (we climbed). The phrasing reflects Hungarian’s system of definite-object past conjugation and verb-prefix nuances of completion.