kiáltoztak

The Hungarian word "kiáltoztak" is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "kiáltani". This verb translates to "to shout," "to yell," or "to cry out" in English. Therefore, "kiáltoztak" specifically refers to the action of multiple people shouting or yelling in the past.

The context in which "kiáltoztak" is used will determine the specific nuance of the shouting. For example, it could describe people shouting in joy, in anger, in fear, or simply to get someone's attention. The plural form indicates that more than one individual was engaged in this vocalization.

Common scenarios where "kiáltoztak" might appear include descriptions of crowds at sporting events, protests, emergencies, or any situation involving a group of people expressing themselves vocally with force. The exact meaning is always derived from the surrounding sentences and the overall narrative. It signifies a past event where a collective vocal outburst occurred.