abbahagyták

abbahagyták is the third-person plural past tense form of the Hungarian verb "abbahagy," meaning "to stop," "to cease," or "to quit." Therefore, "abbahagyták" translates to "they stopped," "they ceased," or "they quit." This verb form indicates that a group of people or entities performed the action of ceasing something in the past.

The specific context in which "abbahagyták" is used will determine what was stopped. For example, it could refer to people stopping an activity, such as "A gyerekek abbahagyták a játékot" (The children stopped playing). It can also refer to stopping a habit, like "A dohányosok abbahagyták a dohányzást" (The smokers quit smoking). In a more abstract sense, it might mean they abandoned a plan or a course of action, "A tervet abbahagyták" (They abandoned the plan). The past tense conjugation clearly points to a completed action by multiple subjects.