visszaszálltak

visszaszálltak is a Hungarian word that translates to "they returned" or "they flew back" in English. The word is the past tense plural form of the verb visszaszáll, which means to return or to fly back. It is often used in contexts where something or someone has left a place and subsequently come back to it.

The word can be applied to various subjects. For example, it could describe birds returning to their nests after a period of absence, such as during migration or a daily foraging trip. It can also be used for people who have left a location, perhaps for travel or to pursue an opportunity elsewhere, and have since come back to their original place of residence. In a more figurative sense, visszaszálltak might be used to describe abstract concepts returning, such as old memories or a particular feeling that resurfaces.

The grammatical structure of the word itself provides clues to its meaning. "Vissza-" is a prefix indicating return or back, while "-szálltak" is the past tense, third-person plural conjugation of the verb "száll," which can mean to fly, to carry, or to descend. Together, they form a compound verb that clearly denotes a return journey. The exact nuance of the return, whether it's a swift flight or a more general coming back, is often understood from the surrounding context in which visszaszálltak is used.