Vonultak

Vonultak is the third-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb vonul, meaning to march, to parade, or to move in a line or procession. It is used to describe a group that completed the act of moving in the past. The form appears regularly in historical accounts, news reporting, and narrative prose when describing soldiers, crowds, or delegations.

Grammatical notes: Vonultak denotes a completed action by multiple subjects in the past. It is the past tense form corresponding to the base verb vonul. The full past tense conjugation for vonul is: vonultam, vonultál, vonult, vonultunk, vonultatok, vonultak. The verb may be combined with directional or locational phrases to specify where the movement occurred, for example vonultak fel (they marched up or onto) or végigvonultak a főutcán (they marched along the main street).

Examples:

- A katonák vonultak fel a felvonuláson. (The soldiers marched onto the parade ground.)

- A tömeg végigvonult a főutcán. (The crowd marched along the main street.)

Etymology and related forms: vonultak is derived from the verb vonul with the standard past tense suffix -ak for third-person plural. Related forms include vonul (infinitive), vonulás (marching, procession), and vonuló (marching; adjective/noun).