Egyezett

Egyezett is a Hungarian finite verb form that conveys that an agreement or alignment was reached in the past. It is used with a third-person singular subject to report that parties, statements, terms, or data have been brought into accord. The root egyez- carries a sense of agreement, correspondence, or conformity, and egyezett is the past-tense form derived from this root.

The word is related to a family of terms built around concordance and agreement in Hungarian. Related nouns include egyezés (agreement, correspondence), egyezmény (agreement, treaty), and egyeztetés (coordination, reconciliation). These related forms reflect different aspects of aligning positions, terms, or data.

In use, egyezett appears in narrative and formal contexts to indicate completed agreement or harmonization. It can occur in reporting negotiations, summarizing terms, or describing how different elements matched in the past. Because Hungarian verb forms encode tense and subject, egyezett is typically chosen to suit a specific past-tense, third-person reference.

Notes and variations: egyezett is part of a broader verbal family around agreement and concordance, which includes present-tense forms such as egyezik and other related verbs like egyeztet and egyezmény-related terms. Care is taken to distinguish tense and aspect when selecting the appropriate form in a sentence.

See also: egyezés, egyezmény, egyeztetés, egyezik.