tanulták

Tanulták is a Hungarian word that translates to "they learned" in English. It is the third person plural past tense form of the verb "tanulni," which means "to learn" or "to study." The verb "tanulni" is a regular verb in Hungarian, and its past tense forms are derived from the present tense stem "tanul-" by adding the appropriate suffixes.

The past tense forms of "tanulni" are as follows:

- First person singular: tanultam

- Second person singular: tanultál

- Third person singular: tanulta

- First person plural: tanultunk

- Second person plural: tanultatok

- Third person plural: tanulták

The verb "tanulni" is commonly used in everyday conversation to express the action of acquiring knowledge or skills. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing educational experiences, personal development, or the process of learning new things.

In Hungarian, the verb "tanulni" is often used in combination with other words to form compound verbs, which can have specific meanings related to learning. For example, "tanulmányozni" means "to study" (in the sense of examining or researching), while "tanulmány" refers to a study or research paper.

The verb "tanulni" is an important part of the Hungarian language, as it is used to express the fundamental concept of learning and acquiring knowledge. Its various forms and uses contribute to the rich and expressive nature of the Hungarian language.