This is the 937th most frequent Hungarian word.
akarta
"Akarta" means "he/she/it wanted" in English.
In this usage, 'akarta' (wanted) expresses a past desire or intention of the subject.
Ő akarta meglátogatni a barátját tegnap.
He/She wanted to visit his/her friend yesterday.
Here, 'akarta' is used to show past preference, combined with negation ('nem').
Nem akarta, hogy elmenjünk a parkba.
He/She did not want us to go to the park.
In this sentence, 'akarta' indicates the teacher's past desire for a specific outcome or goal involving others.