elávoztak

elávoztak is a Hungarian verb, the past tense, plural form of "elázik." "Elázik" translates to "to get wet" or "to soak." Therefore, "elávoztak" means "they got wet" or "they soaked." This verb is commonly used to describe situations where individuals or things have become saturated with liquid, often due to rain, water, or other moisture. For instance, one might say "Az esőben elávoztak" which means "They got wet in the rain." The term can also be used metaphorically, though less commonly, to imply being overwhelmed or caught in a difficult situation, similar to "being in over one's head." The context of the sentence is crucial for understanding the precise meaning intended. It is a straightforward and frequently encountered verb in the Hungarian language.