felborították

Felborították is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb "felborít," which means to overturn, to tip over, or to upset. Therefore, "felborították" translates to "they overturned," "they tipped over," or "they upset" in English.

The verb is often used in contexts describing physical objects being knocked over or a situation becoming chaotic. For example, if a table was turned upside down, one might say "Felborították az asztalt" (They overturned the table). In a more figurative sense, it can refer to disrupting plans or causing distress. "Felborították a terveinket" would mean "They upset our plans." The subject of the action is implied to be plural, referring to a group of people or multiple entities. The past tense indicates that the action has already occurred. The structure of the word itself, with the prefix "fel-" (up/over) and the root "borít" (to cover/to pour/to tip), signifies the action of bringing something from an upright position to an overturned one.