Egészült

Egészült is a Hungarian verb that translates to "was completed," "was finished," or "was accomplished" in English. It is the past passive participle of the verb "egészül," which means to complete or to finish. The word is often used in contexts where something has been brought to a successful conclusion or has reached its final state.

The verb "egészül" itself is derived from the adjective "egész," meaning whole, entire, or complete. The "-ül" suffix indicates a verb formation. Therefore, "egészül" literally means to become whole or complete, and "egészült" signifies that this process of becoming whole or complete has already happened.

Examples of its usage might include describing the completion of a construction project, the finishing of a task, or the accomplishment of a goal. For instance, a sentence like "Az építkezés egészült" would mean "The construction was completed." Similarly, "A munka egészült" translates to "The work was finished." The verb emphasizes the state of being finished rather than the act of finishing itself. It is a common passive form used to describe events that have reached their conclusion.