No. 740 in Hungarian
vitték
"Vitték" means "they took it" in English.
In a sentence
A könyveket tegnap vitték el.
The books were taken away yesterday.
In this sentence, 'vitték' indicates a past action where unmentioned parties took the books away.
A vendégek a vacsora végén vittek magukkal néhány ajándékot.
The guests took some gifts with them at the end of dinner.
'Vitték' demonstrates the act of carrying or taking something away performed by a specific group.
A szél vitt el minden levelet az udvarról.
The wind carried away all the leaves from the yard.
'Vitték' illustrates an action effectuated by the wind, personified in context, denoting movement or transport.
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