Tagolták

Tagolták is a Hungarian verb form meaning they segmented or divided something into parts. It is the past tense, third-person plural of the verb tagolni, which denotes the act of arranging, structuring, or partitioning content into sections or components. The term is commonly used in linguistic, editorial, and data-related contexts to describe how information is organized.

In usage, tagolni refers to creating a clear structure by dividing a whole into smaller units. Common applications include dividing a text into chapters or sections, splitting a document into parts for easier reading, or organizing data into logical segments. For example, A szöveget fejezetekre tagolták (They divided the text into chapters). The noun form tagolás denotes the act itself, while tagolt can describe something that has already been segmented.

Tagolták can also appear in discussions about pedagogy, where instructional material is described as tagolt, meaning it has a structured, modular format. The expression is neutral and formal, suitable for descriptive writing, reporting, and analysis.

Related terms include tagolás (the act of segmentation), tagolt (segmented), and tagolni (to segment or structure). While tagolás emphasizes the process, tagolt describes the result, and tagolni is the action itself.

See also: tagolás, tagolt, tagolni.