Süllyesztették

Süllyesztették is a Hungarian verb meaning "they submerged" or "they sank". It is the past tense plural form of the verb süllyeszteni, which means to sink or to submerge something. The verb can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, süllyesztették can refer to the act of causing something to sink in water. For example, it could describe a ship that was deliberately sunk, or a submarine that submerged. The passive voice, "süllyesztették" (they sank something), implies an external agent causing the sinking.

Figuratively, süllyesztették can be used to describe a decline in status, value, or morale. For instance, one might say that a company's reputation was süllyesztették if it suffered a major scandal. Similarly, the spirits of a group could be süllyesztették by bad news. The context of the sentence usually makes it clear whether a literal or figurative meaning is intended. The grammatical structure of the verb indicates that multiple subjects performed the action of submerging or causing to sink.