áttértek

áttértek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they converted" or "they turned over." It is the past tense, plural form of the verb áttér, meaning to convert or to turn over. The verb can be used in various contexts, including religious conversion, changing allegiance, or switching to a different method or system.

In a religious context, áttértek would describe a group of people who have changed their religious beliefs and adopted a new faith. For example, "A törökök a kereszténységre áttértek" would mean "The Turks converted to Christianity." This usage highlights a significant shift in spiritual identity.

The verb can also refer to changing one's political or ideological stance. If a group of people abandoned one political party for another, one might say they áttértek to the new party. Similarly, it can describe a shift in allegiance or loyalty.

Beyond these more profound changes, áttértek can also denote a more practical change. For instance, a company might áttértek to a new software system, or a person might áttértek to a vegetarian diet. In these instances, it signifies a transition to a different approach or practice. The specific meaning is usually clarified by the surrounding context in which the verb is used.