behívták

Behívták is a Hungarian verb form meaning "he/she/it was called" or "they were called." It is the past tense, passive voice, third-person plural or singular form of the verb hívni, which means "to call." The verb hívni can be used in various contexts, including calling someone on the phone, inviting someone to an event, or summoning someone for a specific purpose. Therefore, "behívták" can refer to a variety of situations where someone was summoned or invited.

For example, "A rendőrségre behívták" translates to "He/She/They were called to the police station." In this instance, "behívták" indicates that a person or group of people were summoned by the authorities. Another common usage is in the context of invitations, such as "Az esküvőre behívták őket," meaning "They were invited to the wedding." Here, "behívták" signifies that an invitation was extended. The specific meaning is often clarified by the surrounding sentence or context. The passive construction emphasizes that the action of calling or inviting was performed by someone else, and the subject of the sentence is the recipient of that action.