Elrendelte

Elrendelte is a Hungarian verb form meaning "ordered" or "mandated." It is the third-person singular past definite form of the verb elrendelni, which means to order, decree, or mandate. The form is commonly used in formal, administrative, legal, and journalistic contexts to attribute an issued directive to a subject such as a government, authority, or official.

Originating from the prefix el- combined with rendel (to order, prescribe), elrendelni conveys completion or issuance of an order. The ending -te marks the third person singular past definite tense in Hungarian conjugation (perfectum), used when the direct object is definite (for example, elrendelte a rendeletet).

Usage examples include: "A kormány elrendelte a kijárási tilalmat." "Az igazgató elrendelte a vizsgálatot." The verb appears mainly in formal prose, news reporting, and legal documents. It can be inflected for other persons and tenses, such as elrendeli (present) and elrendeltem (I ordered).

Related terms include elrendelés (the act of ordering or issuing a decree) and elrendelni (to order or decree). In Hungarian, elrendelte stands as a typical example of a verb formed with a prefix to indicate completion of a directive.