Zostávali

Zostávali is a Hungarian word that translates to "they remained" or "they stayed" in English. It is a verb form in the past tense, specifically the third-person plural indicative of the verb "zostani," which means "to remain" or "to stay." The word is composed of the root "zost-" and the suffix "-ali," which indicates the past tense. Zostávali is used to describe actions or states that continued or persisted in the past. For example, "A család a városban zostávali" translates to "The family stayed in the city." This verb form is part of the Hungarian verb system, which includes various conjugations for different persons, numbers, and tenses. Understanding zostávali requires familiarity with Hungarian verb morphology and the past tense forms of Hungarian verbs.