Tolerálták

Tolerálták is a Hungarian verb, past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "tolerál" which means "to tolerate" or "to put up with." Therefore, "tolerálták" translates to "they tolerated" or "they put up with it." This verb describes a past action where a group of individuals accepted or endured a situation, person, or behavior that they might not have entirely approved of or found comfortable.

The context in which "tolerálták" is used can vary greatly. It could refer to a historical event where a regime tolerated certain dissenting opinions for a period, or in a more personal context, it might describe how a group of friends tolerated a friend's eccentric habits. The nuance of the word suggests a degree of passive acceptance rather than active approval. It implies that the individuals in question did not actively oppose or prevent something, allowing it to continue. The use of the plural "they" indicates that this was a collective action or inaction.