Átutazták

Átutazták is a Hungarian verb, the past tense plural form of "átutazni." It translates to "they traveled through" or "they passed through." The root verb, "átutazni," signifies the act of traveling from one place to another, specifically implying a journey that passes through a location without necessarily intending to stay or explore it extensively. The "át-" prefix denotes passing through or across, while "utazni" means to travel. Therefore, "átutazták" describes an action completed in the past by multiple subjects who traversed a certain area or route.

This term is commonly used when recounting journeys or describing historical movements of people. For instance, it could refer to a group of merchants traveling through a town on their trade route, or migrants passing through a territory. The emphasis is on the act of transit rather than a prolonged stay. The context in which "átutazták" appears often provides further details about the purpose of their travel, the route taken, and the duration of their passage. It is a descriptive term that captures the essence of movement and transit across a geographical space.