orvosolták

Orvosolták is a Hungarian term that translates to "they were treated" or "it was remedied" in English. It is a passive past tense verb form derived from the verb "orvosol," meaning "to treat," "to cure," or "to remedy." The suffix "-ták" indicates the third-person plural past tense, signifying that a group of people or multiple instances of something received treatment or a solution.

The word "orvosolták" is commonly used in contexts related to healthcare, where it refers to patients who received medical treatment. For example, "A betegeket ma orvosolták" would mean "The patients were treated today." Beyond medical applications, it can also describe the resolution of a problem or the rectification of a situation. If a community's water supply issue was fixed, one might say, "A vízhiányt orvosolták," meaning "The water shortage was remedied." The specific meaning is generally clear from the surrounding context.