elemezték

Elemezték is a Hungarian verb form that denotes a completed action in the past, translating to "they analyzed" in English. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb elemez, which means to analyze or examine. In usage, elemezték signals that multiple subjects performed an analysis of something in the past.

The form is used in sentences where the subject is plural and the action of analyzing has already taken place. Like other Hungarian past tense forms, elemezték can combine with a following direct object, such as an explanatory or data set, to specify what was analyzed. The exact spelling reflects standard Hungarian orthography and vowel harmony rules typical of this verb family.

Example: A kutatók elemezték az adatokat yesterday could be styled in English as "The researchers analyzed the data." In Hungarian, a natural full sentence would be: A kutatók elemezték az adatokat. This illustrates how elemezték functions as a finite verb form agreeing with a plural subject and expressing completed action.

Etymology and related forms: elemez is the base verb meaning "to analyze." Elemezték forms part of a larger matrix of conjugations that includes present, past imperfect, and future tenses, as well as singular and plural subjects. Elemezték itself is not a noun or independent concept; it remains a verb form used within sentences to describe past analytical actions by multiple agents.