tiszteltük

Tisztelték is a Hungarian honorific term used to address someone with respect or to show deference. It is often used in formal or semi-formal contexts, such as when addressing a superior, a teacher, or an elder. The term is derived from the verb "tisztel", which means "to respect" or "to honor". When used as a verb, "tisztelték" means "to respect" or "to honor". For example, "Tisztelték a tanár úr" translates to "Respected teacher". The term can also be used as a noun, referring to someone who is respected or honored, such as "a tisztelték ember" meaning "the respected person". In some contexts, "tisztelték" may be used as a form of address, similar to "Sir" or "Madam" in English, but it is less commonly used in this way today. The use of "tisztelték" reflects the Hungarian culture's emphasis on respect and hierarchy.