benyújtották

The Hungarian verb *benyújtották* is the third-person plural past tense form of the verb *benyújt*, which means "to extend," "to submit," or "to hand in." In Hungarian, verbs are conjugated based on tense, person, and number, and *benyújt* is a regular verb in the present tense, though its past tense forms follow specific grammatical rules.

The verb *benyújt* is commonly used in contexts involving formal submissions or extensions of time, such as submitting documents, applications, or requests. For example, one might say *"A dokumentumokat benyújtották"* ("The documents were submitted") or *"Határidőt benyújtottak"* ("An extension was granted"). The prefix *be-* in *benyújt* indicates direction or action toward something, reinforcing the idea of submission or extension.

In legal, administrative, or bureaucratic contexts, *benyújt* is frequently used when referring to official paperwork, deadlines, or procedural steps. For instance, citizens may *benyújtani* (submit) tax forms, residency permits, or other required documents to authorities. The past tense form *benyújtották* is used to describe completed actions, such as when an application was submitted or a deadline was extended in the past.

The verb is also part of common Hungarian phrasal verbs, such as *benyújtani egy kérelmet* ("to submit a request") or *benyújtani egy jelentést* ("to file a report"). Its usage reflects the importance of formal communication in Hungarian administrative and legal processes.

While *benyújt* is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object (e.g., *"benyújtották az iratot"* – "they submitted the letter"), its meaning can vary slightly depending on context. In some cases, it may imply stretching or extending something physically, though this usage is less common than its administrative or procedural meanings.