szúrtak

Szúrtak is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they stabbed” or “they pierced,” derived from the verb szúr (to stab, pierce). It is the third-person plural past tense form used when the subject is plural. The action described by szúrtak is typically piercing or penetrating with a sharp instrument, such as a knife or needle, but it can also describe puncturing in medical or mechanical contexts. The form is transitive, taking a direct object to indicate what was pierced, for example: A tűk szúrták a bőrömet. In everyday language, szúrtak can describe both intentional stabbing and incidental punctures, depending on context. The word is a verb form rather than a noun. Related terms include szúrni (to stab/pierce), szúrás (a stabbing or puncture), and szúró (stabbing or piercing as an adjective). In usage, szúrtak appears in reporting or narrative prose to indicate that multiple subjects carried out piercing actions in the past.