Elfogadta

Elfogadta is a Hungarian verb form meaning that someone accepted something in the past. It is the third-person singular past tense form of the verb elfogad, used when the direct object is definite. The base verb elfogad means to accept, approve, or admit, and it is commonly used in political, legal, and everyday contexts.

In sentences, elfogadta appears when reporting an acceptance of a specific item or proposal. Examples include: A kormány elfogadta a törvényjavaslatot. (The government accepted the bill.) A vállalat elfogadta az ajánlatot. (The company accepted the offer.) Elfogadta a meghívást is a natural phrasing meaning "he/she accepted the invitation," with the object meghívást made definite by the context.

Etymology and related forms: elfogadta is derived from el- (a prefix) and fogad (to accept, to receive). Related forms include elfogadni (to accept, to approve), elfogadás (the act or process of accepting/approval), and other conjugations such as elfogadom (I accept) or elfogadja (he/she accepts). The word is widely used in administrative, legal, and media language, as well as in everyday conversation.