emlegették

Emlegették is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they remembered," "they mentioned," or "they evoked" in English. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb emleget. The verb emleget itself is derived from the noun emlék, meaning "memory" or "memento."

The usage of emlegették often implies a collective act of recalling or referring to something or someone. For instance, one might say "A régi szép időket emlegették" which means "They remembered the good old days." It can also be used in the context of speaking about someone or something, suggesting they were brought up in conversation. "Az elmúlt találkozóról is emlegették" could be translated as "They also mentioned it from the last meeting."

Furthermore, emlegették can carry a connotation of reminiscing or keeping a memory alive. When someone is frequently spoken of or thought of after their passing, it can be said that "Őt sokan emlegették" – "Many remembered him/her." The verb suggests a more active and perhaps affectionate process of remembrance compared to simply recalling a fact. The specific nuance often depends on the context in which it is used.