Nyertek

Nyertek is the third-person plural past indicative form of the Hungarian verb nyerni, which means "to win." As a conjugated verb, nyertek translates to "they won" in English and is used to report that a group of people or entities achieved victory or succeeded in a contest, competition, election, or similar event.

In Hungarian pronunciation, nyertek is typically rendered [ˈɲɛrtɛk], where the initial ny represents a palatal nasal similar to the Spanish ñ. The form appears in narrative and factual contexts to describe completed actions in the past and can occur with or without explicit objects, depending on whether the verb is used in a definite or indefinite sense.

Nyerték and megnyerték are related forms illustrating object specificity and verbal prefixes: nyertek (they won) is a plain past statement, while megnyerték (they won it) uses the prefix meg- and a definite object marker to indicate that a specific prize or outcome was won. Other related conjugated forms include nyertem (I won), nyertél (you won, singular), and nyertünk (we won).

The word may also appear in journalistic headlines, sports reporting, historical accounts, and idiomatic expressions. Outside standard grammar, the string "nyertek" can occasionally be encountered as a username, brand name, or place name, but its primary and most common role is as a past-tense verb form in Hungarian.