Felvetette

Felvetette is a Hungarian verb form meaning “raised” or “put forward,” and it represents the past tense of the verb felvetni, which means to raise, bring up, or propose. The word is built from the prefix fel- (up, forth) and the stem vetni (to throw or to put). In this sense, felvetni conveys presenting an issue, question, or idea in a discussion or debate.

Usage and meaning

Felvetette is used to indicate that someone introduced a matter for consideration during a conversation or meeting. It is commonly followed by a direct object such as a kérdés (question), a téma (topic), a problémát (problem), or egy javaslatot (a proposal). The sense can range from simply bringing up a topic to formally proposing an action or solution.

Grammatical note

Felvetette is the third-person singular past tense form of felvetni. It describes a completed action in which the subject raised or presented something to others. Other persons and tenses of felvetni would yield different forms (for example, felvetem, felvetették, etc.), but felvetette specifically anchors a past, singular subject action.

Examples

- A beszélgetés során a vezető felvetette a költségcsökkentési javaslatot.

- A diák felvetette a kérdést a labor beosztásáról.

- A szakértő felvetette, hogy több adatot szükséges beszerezni.

Felvetette is a formal, neutral term commonly found in newspapers, official reports, and academic writing when describing the act of raising an issue or proposing a measure in a past event.