Beváltotta

Beváltotta is a Hungarian word that can be translated to English as "fulfilled" or "redeemed". In Hungarian grammar, the suffix "-váltotta" is used to form the passive voice of a verb, typically in the perfect tense.

When the verb "bevált" (which means "fulfill" or "redeem") is conjugated in the third person singular present tense, it takes the form "beváltja". However, when used in the passive voice in the perfect tense, the suffix "-váltotta" is added to the base form of the verb, resulting in "beváltotta".

For example:

* A ígéretet beváltja (he/she fulfills/the promise)

* Az ígéretet beváltották (they fulfilled/the promise)

The verb "bevált" is derived from the Latin "reintegrare", which means "to restore to its former state" or "to fulfill". In Hungarian, the verb is used to convey the idea of fulfilling a promise, obligation, or requirement. The passive voice construction with the suffix "-váltotta" is often used to emphasize the idea that something has been done to the subject, rather than the subject doing the action itself.

In general, the verb "beváltotta" is used to express that something has been fulfilled or redeemed, often in a context where the subject was expected to take action. The precise meaning of the verb can depend on the context in which it is used, and it is typically used in formal or written language.