megrázták

megrázták is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb megráz, which means to shake, to shock, or to rattle. When used in the past tense and plural form, it indicates that multiple subjects performed the action of shaking, shocking, or rattling. For example, "Az emberek megrázták a fejüket" translates to "The people shook their heads." In this context, "megrázták" refers to the action performed by the plural subject "az emberek" (the people). The verb can also be used metaphorically. If something is described as having "megrázták" it, it implies that it caused a significant emotional impact or surprise. The specific nuance of the meaning depends heavily on the context in which the word is used. It is a common verb in the Hungarian language, appearing in various everyday conversations and written texts. The root word, "ráz," signifies the physical act of shaking, and the prefix "meg-" often denotes completion of an action. Therefore, "megrázták" signifies that the action of shaking (or its metaphorical equivalent) was fully completed by multiple individuals or entities.