elrendelték

elrendelték is the past tense plural form of the Hungarian verb "elrendel." It translates to "they ordered," "they decreed," or "they commanded." This verb signifies an action taken by multiple individuals or entities with authority, resulting in a directive or instruction. The context in which "elrendelték" is used will determine the specific nuance of the command, whether it is a legal ruling, a military order, or a general instruction. For instance, a court might have "elrendelték" a search of a property, or a government might have "elrendelték" new regulations. The subject performing the action is implied to be a group of people or a collective body, such as a committee, a council, or a ruling authority. The use of the plural form is crucial, distinguishing it from the singular past tense form "elrendelte" which would mean "he/she/it ordered." Therefore, "elrendelték" always points to a plural subject initiating and enforcing a decision or command.