vetették

vetették is a Hungarian verb, the past tense plural form of the verb vetni. The infinitive verb vetni has several meanings, including to sow, to throw, to cast, to lay (eggs), or to project. Therefore, "vetették" can translate to various past tense plural actions depending on the context. For example, it could mean "they sowed," "they threw," "they cast," "they laid (eggs)," or "they projected." The specific meaning is determined by the surrounding words in the sentence. For instance, if the sentence discusses farming, "vetették a magokat" would mean "they sowed the seeds." If it discusses a game, "vetették a labdát" would mean "they threw the ball." In a theatrical context, "vetették a darabot" could mean "they staged the play" or "they performed the play." The verb's conjugation in Hungarian is highly regular, and "vetették" is a standard past tense plural form. Understanding the nuances of the infinitive "vetni" is crucial for correctly interpreting "vetették."