visszajöttek

visszajöttek is a Hungarian word that translates to "they came back" or "they have returned" in English. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb "visszajönni," which means "to come back" or "to return." This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation and in literature to describe the act of someone or something reappearing after an absence. The specific context will determine the nuance of the meaning, whether it implies a welcome return, a reluctant reappearance, or simply a factual statement of someone's arrival. For example, "A vendégek visszajöttek" would mean "The guests came back." Similarly, "A régi idők visszajöttek" could be interpreted as "The old times have returned." The word itself is a compound of "vissza" (back) and "jöttek" (they came), highlighting the directional and temporal aspects of the action. Its grammatical structure is straightforward, making it a versatile and frequently encountered term in the Hungarian language.