küldtek

Küldtek is a Hungarian verb form meaning "they sent" in English. It is the third-person plural past tense of the verb küld, which means to send. The form is commonly used in narration and reporting to describe an action in which a group performed the sending of something.

In use, küldtek can refer to sending a wide range of objects or messages, such as letters, parcels, emails, or other communications. It is a standard past-tense form and appears in everyday speech as well as formal writing. For example: "Ők küldtek egy csomagot." (They sent a package.)

Morphologically, küldtek is built from the verb küld plus a past-tense ending that marks plural subject. Hungarian verb conjugation includes other past-tense forms for different subjects, such as küldtünk for first person plural and küldtetek for second person plural, but küldtek specifically denotes a third-person plural subject in the past. The base verb küld, and its related prefixed forms like elküld, are commonly used to express sending something to someone or somewhere.

Etymology and related forms: küldtek derives from küld, the basic verb meaning to send. It participates in many compound forms and phrase constructions, such as elküldeni (to send off) or megküldeni (to send to someone), which extend the core sense of sending in various contexts.