címeztek

Címeztek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "addressed" or "labeled" in English. It is the past tense plural form of the verb címezni, which means to address, to label, or to direct. The verb is commonly used in contexts related to mail, packages, or communication, indicating that something was designated for a specific recipient or destination.

For example, if someone mailed letters, they might say "Minden levelet szépen címeztek" which translates to "They addressed all the letters nicely." This implies that the recipient's name and address were clearly written on each envelope. Similarly, in a more figurative sense, "címeztek" could be used to describe something that was specifically targeted or aimed at a particular group or individual.

The root word, "cím," refers to a title, an address, or a label. The verb "címezni" builds upon this, denoting the action of applying or associating such a designation. Therefore, "címeztek" signifies the completed action of addressing or labeling performed by multiple people or a group. It is a straightforward verb indicating a past action related to designation or direction.