Bocsátva

Bocsátva is a Hungarian verb form. It is the past participle of the verb bocsát, which has several meanings including "to send," "to let," "to release," or "to forgive." As a past participle, bocsátva is often used in compound verb tenses or to modify a noun, indicating that an action has been performed.

For example, in the phrase "megbocsátva bűneit" (having forgiven his sins), bocsátva acts as a participle describing the state of having forgiven. It can also appear in passive constructions or as part of idiomatic expressions. The precise translation of bocsátva depends heavily on the context in which it is used and the specific meaning of the verb bocsát in that instance. Understanding the various applications of bocsát is key to correctly interpreting bocsátva.