Pótoltuk

Pótoltuk is a Hungarian word that translates to "we have supplemented," "we have replaced," or "we have filled" in English. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb "pótol." The root of the verb, "pótol," signifies the act of making something complete again, often by adding what is missing or by substituting something that is gone.

The context in which "pótoltuk" is used determines its precise meaning. For instance, if a group of people were discussing a missing item, they might say "pótoltuk a hiányzó darabot," meaning "we have supplemented the missing piece." If they were referring to repairing a damaged item, they could say "pótoltuk a törött alkatrészt," which translates to "we have replaced the broken part." In a more abstract sense, it can also refer to fulfilling a debt or obligation. For example, "pótoltuk az elmaradt fizetést" would mean "we have supplemented the overdue payment" or "we have made up the overdue payment."

The plural form "pótoltuk" indicates that the action was performed by more than one person. The subject is implied to be "we." This verb is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing, appearing in various contexts where something has been restored or completed.