Vesztették

Vesztették is a Hungarian word. It is the plural past tense form of the verb "veszíteni," which translates to "to lose" in English. Therefore, "vesztették" means "they lost."

The verb "veszíteni" can be used in a variety of contexts to describe the act of losing something. This can include losing physical possessions, losing a game or competition, losing a battle or war, or even losing abstract concepts such as hope, time, or consciousness. The plural past tense form, "vesztették," specifically indicates that multiple individuals or entities experienced this loss.

For example, one might say "A csapat a döntőt vesztették," meaning "The team lost the final." In this sentence, "vesztették" refers to the collective loss experienced by the team. Another example could be "A király az összes csatáját vesztették," translating to "The king lost all his battles." Here, "vesztették" implies that the king, perhaps in conjunction with his forces, was defeated in multiple engagements.

The specific nuance of "vesztették" depends heavily on the context of the sentence in which it appears, but its core meaning always revolves around the past action of losing by a plural subject.