épültek

The term "épültek" is the past participle plural form of the Hungarian verb "épül," which translates to "to be built" or "to be constructed." Therefore, "épültek" refers to things or people that have been built or constructed in the past. This can be used in various contexts to describe completed structures, projects, or even the development of individuals.

For instance, in architectural discussions, one might say "A városban új házak épültek" which translates to "New houses were built in the city." This sentence uses "épültek" to denote the past action of construction applied to multiple new houses. Similarly, it can be used for larger infrastructure projects, such as "Az autópályák gyorsan épültek" meaning "The highways were built quickly."

Beyond physical structures, "épültek" can also describe the process of formation or development. While less common in direct translation, the concept can extend to ideas or even social groups that have been "built up" or established over time. The grammatical function of "épültek" as a past participle allows it to act as an adjective or be part of a passive voice construction, indicating that the subject has undergone the action of being built.