kódolták

The term "kódolták" is the past tense plural form of the verb "kódolni" in Hungarian, meaning "to code" or "to encode". Therefore, "kódolták" translates to "they coded" or "they encoded" in English.

In a technical context, "kódolták" refers to the action of programming or writing code by a group of individuals. This could involve software development, where programmers write instructions for a computer to perform specific tasks. It can also refer to the process of encrypting data, where information is transformed into a secret code to ensure its security.

Beyond its technical applications, "kódolták" can be used in a more general sense to describe the act of creating a system of symbols, signs, or signals with a specific meaning. This might include communication systems, secret languages, or even symbolic representations in art or literature. The plural past tense emphasizes that multiple entities or individuals were involved in the encoding or coding process. The specific meaning of "kódolták" would be further clarified by the surrounding context in which it is used.