megkontrakálták

Megkontrakálták is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person plural past perfect tense of the verb "megkontrakál". "Megkontrakál" itself is derived from the word "kontra", meaning "contra" or "against", and the verbal prefix "meg-", which often indicates completion or a perfective aspect. Therefore, "megkontrakálták" literally translates to "they contracted it" or "they opposed it" in a past, completed sense.

The specific meaning of "megkontrakálták" depends heavily on the context in which it is used. If it refers to a business or legal context, it would imply that a group of people entered into a contract. For instance, "A cégek megkontrakálták egymást" could mean "The companies contracted each other." However, in a more figurative sense, it can also mean that a group of people opposed or worked against something or someone. For example, "A szomszédok megkontrakálták a tervüket" might translate to "The neighbors opposed their plan."

The past perfect tense indicates an action that was completed before another past action or a specific point in the past. Thus, "megkontrakálták" suggests that the contracting or opposing action was finished by the time another past event occurred or was being discussed. The usage of this verb form is relatively common in formal Hungarian, particularly in discussions related to agreements, disagreements, or historical events where actions were completed.