támogatták

The term *támogatták* is a Hungarian verb form derived from the word *támogat*, meaning "to support" or "to back." In Hungarian grammar, *támogatták* is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb. This conjugation indicates that an unspecified group of people performed the action of supporting or backing something in the past.

The verb *támogat* itself is widely used in Hungarian to describe various forms of assistance, encouragement, or financial backing. It can apply to political, social, or personal contexts, such as supporting a candidate, a cause, or a person in need. For example, one might say *A kormány a projektet támogatta* ("The government supported the project") or *Barátaim mindig támogatták* ("My friends always supported me").

In Hungarian grammar, verbs are conjugated based on tense, mood, voice, and person. The past tense form *támogatták* follows standard Hungarian verb conjugation rules. The suffix *-tak* is added to the stem of the verb to indicate the past tense and plural subject. This form is commonly used in both spoken and written Hungarian to describe completed actions.

The term *támogatták* is not limited to formal or literary contexts; it is also used in everyday conversation. Its usage reflects the importance of mutual support and collaboration in Hungarian culture. The verb can also be part of more complex sentence structures, such as passive constructions or with auxiliary verbs, depending on the intended meaning.