Bezárta

Bezárta is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he closed” or “she closed.” It is the third-person singular past definite (perfect) tense of the verb bezárni, which means “to close” or “to shut.” The form is built from the stem zár- with the prefix be- and the past definite suffix -ta, yielding bezárta. It is used for actions that were completed by a definite subject, for example: Bezárta az ajtót. (He/She closed the door.)

In usage, bezárta typically governs a direct object that is being closed, such as a door, window, or shop. It appears in narrative and reported speech to describe a completed closing event. The word can be contrasted with the past participle bezárt, which functions as an adjective or in compound tenses (for example, egy bezárt ajtó, a kapu bezárva). Thus bezárta is a finite verb form, while bezárt serves as a participial form describing a state or attribute.

Etymology and related forms: bezárta derives from bezárni (to close) with the prefix be- indicating completion or enclosure and the past definite suffix -ta. Related forms include bezártam (I closed), bezárta (he/she/it closed), and bezárt (closed, shut in a participial or attributive sense). The term is widely used in everyday Hungarian to report closed actions or to narrate events involving closing or shutting something. See also bezárás (the act of closing/closure) and bezárni (to close).