Elkövett

Elkövett is not a recognized standard word in Hungarian. In practice, it most often appears as a misspelling or nonstandard variant of the verb elkövet or of its past participle elkövetett. The form is not listed as a separate entry in major Hungarian dictionaries, and standard usage typically uses elkövet or elkövette/elkövetett depending on tense and definiteness.

The verb elkövet means to perpetrate or commit, usually in the sense of committing a crime or act. It is prefixed with el- and forms several tenses with the usual Hungarian verb endings. The standard past tense forms include elkövette (past definite) and elkövetett (past indefinite/compound forms), as in “A bűncselekményt elkövette” or “Elkövetett egy hibát.” The infinitive is elkövetni, and the present tense forms include elkövetem, elköveted, elkövet, etc.

Usage notes:

- Elkövett is generally considered nonstandard in formal writing. When referring to past actions, use elkövette or elkövetett as appropriate to definiteness and aspect.

- The correct spelling depends on tense and object definiteness; elkövet is the present, elkövette/elkövettek are past definite, and elkövetett is used in other past constructions.

See also:

- elkövet

- elkövetett

- elkövetés

- elkövető

Elkövett may appear in informal writing or as a typographical error. For precise and conventional usage, consult standard Hungarian grammar references or dictionaries.