lejártak

Lejártak is a Hungarian word that translates to "expired" or "ran out" in English. It is a past tense plural form of the verb "lejárni," which means to expire, to run out, to pass, or to be due. The word can be used in various contexts to indicate that something has reached its end of validity, its deadline, or its allocated time.

For example, one might say "a tejlejárt" if the milk has expired. Similarly, "a bérletlejárt" would mean that the season ticket or pass has expired. In a financial context, "a hitellejárt" could refer to a loan that has matured or is due for repayment. The concept of "lejárt" is crucial in daily life, affecting the usability of food products, documents, and financial obligations. Understanding this term is important for anyone interacting with Hungarian language or dealing with Hungarian-specific contexts where expiration dates or deadlines are relevant. The word "lejártak" specifically implies that multiple items or events have expired, rather than a single one.