csatolták

csatolták is a Hungarian verb meaning "they attached" or "it was attached." It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "csatol." The verb "csatol" itself has a variety of meanings related to joining, appending, or connecting things.

In a practical context, "csatolták" can refer to the act of attaching files to an email. For example, a sentence might read "A dokumentumokat csatolták az e-mailhez," which translates to "They attached the documents to the email." This usage is very common in digital communication.

Beyond email attachments, "csatolták" can also describe physical connections. It could be used to say that a trailer was attached to a car ("A pótkocsit csatolták az autóhoz") or that a new component was attached to a machine ("Az új alkatrészt csatolták a géphez"). The specific meaning depends on the surrounding words and the context of the situation.

The verb is derived from the root "csat," which can relate to fastening or joining. The "-t" ending indicates the past tense, and the "-ák" ending signifies the third-person plural subject. Therefore, the literal structure of the word points to an action performed by multiple subjects in the past.