feloldottá

The Hungarian word "feloldottá" is the past tense, plural, definite, accusative form of the verb "feloldani". This verb translates to "to dissolve", "to unlock", "to release", or "to absolve" in English, depending on the context. As a past tense plural form, it indicates that a group of people or things performed the action of dissolving, unlocking, releasing, or absolving. The definite accusative case signifies that the action was performed on a specific, already known object. For example, in a sentence like "A titkot feloldottá" (They dissolved the secret), "feloldottá" refers to the specific action of dissolving a particular secret by multiple individuals. Similarly, "A zárat feloldottá" would mean "They unlocked the lock." The precise meaning is derived from the surrounding words in the sentence, making it a versatile term in Hungarian grammar. Understanding the base verb "feloldani" is crucial to interpreting its various inflected forms.