Felgyújtott

Felgyújtott is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "felgyújtani," which translates to "to set fire to" or "to ignite" in English. This verb describes the action of intentionally causing something to burn. It can be used in a variety of contexts, from describing accidental fires to deliberate acts of arson.

The verb is composed of two parts. "Fel-" is a verbal prefix often indicating upward movement or completion. "Gyújtani" is the infinitive form of the verb meaning "to light" or "to ignite." Therefore, "felgyújtani" literally means to "light up" or "set alight." When conjugated into the past tense for a singular subject, it becomes "felgyújtott."

For example, one might say "A fiú felgyújtott egy papírt" which translates to "The boy set fire to a piece of paper." Similarly, "A gyári hibás elektromos vezeték felgyújtott a házat" means "The faulty electrical wiring set fire to the house." The context in which "felgyújtott" is used will determine whether the action is perceived as accidental or intentional. The simple past tense form is a common and direct way to express that a fire was started by a singular entity.