Postázták

Postázták is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they mailed" or "they posted" in English. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "postázni," which means "to mail" or "to send by post." This verb is commonly used when referring to the action of sending letters, packages, or other items through the postal service.

For example, if someone sent a letter to a friend in Hungary, they might say "Levélpostázták a barátomnak" which means "They mailed a letter to my friend." Similarly, if a company sent out a series of brochures, they could state "Postázták a brosúrákat az ügyfeleknek," meaning "They posted the brochures to the customers." The verb "postázták" specifically indicates that the action was performed by a group of people or an unspecified "they" in the past.

Understanding "postázták" is important for comprehending Hungarian sentences related to mail and communication. It signifies a completed action of sending something via the postal system by multiple individuals or an implied collective. The context of the sentence will usually clarify who "they" are and what was mailed.