Beosztotta

Beosztotta is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person singular past tense of beosztani, meaning to allocate, assign, distribute or schedule. The form indicates that someone has completed the action of assigning or scheduling something to someone else in the past.

Etymology and construction: beosztotta is built from the stem beoszt-, derived from be- plus osztani (to divide, distribute). The past tense suffix -otta is added to form beosztotta, with consonant doubling common when the stem ends in a consonant.

Usage: The form is used when the object is definite, and the subject is performing the action in the past. Example: A vezető beosztotta a feladatokat. Here the manager allocated tasks to the team.

Related forms: beosztás (roster, schedule or allocation), beosztott (a person who has been assigned or a shift worker), beosztani (to allocate).

Notes: In narrative Hungarian, beosztotta conveys an action of organizing work or time management and is part of a broader family of words related to scheduling and assignment.