ragaszkodtak

Ragaszkodtak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they clung" or "they stuck" in English. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb ragaszkodik. This verb denotes an action of holding on tightly to something or someone, either physically or metaphorically.

Physically, "ragaszkodtak" can describe people or objects holding onto something to prevent falling or to stay in place. For example, children might have clung to their parents in a crowded place, or a loose object might have stuck to a surface.

Metaphorically, "ragaszkodtak" is often used to describe people's adherence to ideas, beliefs, traditions, or habits. It implies a strong sense of attachment and unwillingness to let go. For instance, a group might have clung to old ways of doing things, or individuals might have held onto a particular memory or hope. The term can suggest persistence or stubbornness, depending on the context. The verb is fundamental in describing the act of tenacious adherence in the Hungarian language.