összehívott

The Hungarian word "összehívott" is the past participle of the verb "összehívni," which translates to "to convene," "to summon," or "to call together." It signifies an action that has been completed, referring to a meeting, gathering, or assembly that has been formally called into session.

When used in a sentence, "összehívott" typically describes the subject that initiated or organized the event. For example, "a rendkívüli ülést a miniszterelnök hívta össze" translates to "the extraordinary session was convened by the Prime Minister." Here, "összehívott" describes the action performed by the Prime Minister.

The word can also be used adjectivally to describe the meeting itself, as in "az összehívott gyűlés" meaning "the convened assembly" or "the called meeting." This implies that the assembly or meeting was not a spontaneous gathering but rather one that was intentionally summoned for a specific purpose.

Understanding "összehívott" is crucial for comprehending Hungarian texts related to political, organizational, or social events where formal gatherings are common. Its past participle form highlights the completed nature of the act of calling people together.