keresztezték

Keresztették is a Hungarian term that directly translates to "they were baptized" or "it was baptized." It is the past tense, plural form of the verb "keresztelni," which means "to baptize." In a religious context, this typically refers to the sacrament of baptism within Christian denominations. The word itself indicates an action that has been performed on multiple individuals or on something being dedicated.

Beyond its literal meaning in religious ceremonies, "keresztték" can also be used metaphorically to describe the act of naming or christening something, such as a ship or a project, though this usage is less common than its primary religious connotation. The concept of baptism is central to many Christian traditions, signifying purification, incorporation into the church, and a new spiritual life. Therefore, when "keresztték" is encountered, it most often implies a group of people undergoing this sacred rite. The specific details and significance of the baptism would depend on the particular Christian denomination performing the ceremony.