lyukasztottuk

lyukasztottuk is the past tense, plural form of the Hungarian verb "lyukasztani," which translates to "to punch" or "to perforate" in English. The word indicates that "we" (the plural subject) performed the action of making holes.

The context in which "lyukasztottuk" is used will determine the specific meaning. For example, one might say "A papírt lyukasztottuk" which means "We punched the paper," referring to the action of making holes in a document, often with a hole puncher for filing purposes. It could also refer to perforating a material, such as "A fémet lyukasztottuk" meaning "We perforated the metal," implying a more industrial or crafting context.

The suffix "-tuk" signifies the first-person plural past tense, indicating that the action was completed by a group of people including the speaker. The root "lyukaszt" carries the core meaning of creating holes, and the "-ott" ending marks it as a past participle that is then conjugated with the possessive suffix "-uk" for the plural subject. Therefore, "lyukasztottuk" directly conveys the past action of making holes performed by "us."