meghozták

"Meghozták" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they brought" in English. It is the third-person plural past indicative form of the verb "hozni," which means "to bring." This verb is commonly used in Hungarian to indicate that a group of people or entities brought something or someone to a particular place or situation.

The verb "meghozták" can be used in various contexts, such as describing the arrival of goods, people, or information. For example, "A csomagot meghozták" means "They brought the package," while "Az idegeneket meghozták" means "They brought the foreigners." The verb can also be used in a more abstract sense, such as "Az ötletet meghozták" meaning "They brought the idea."

In Hungarian grammar, "meghozták" is a regular verb, and its conjugation follows the standard patterns for past indicative forms. The verb "hozni" has several related forms, including "hoztam" (I brought), "hoztál" (you brought), and "hozza" (he/she/it brought), among others. The verb is an important part of Hungarian vocabulary and is frequently used in everyday communication.