Fogadta

Fogadta is a Hungarian word that functions as the past tense form of the verb fogad. The verb fogad has several related senses, including to accept, to receive, to welcome, and to host. As fogadta, it marks third-person singular in the past tense and is used when the subject performed the action with a definite object.

In use, fogadta appears in statements such as “Anna fogadta a meghívást” (Anna accepted the invitation) or “Ő fogadta a vendégeket” (He/she hosted or received the guests). The form can convey different nuances depending on the object and context, from accepting invitations or proposals to receiving messages or guests. It is typically employed when the action is completed in the past.

From a grammatical perspective, fogadta is the past tense form that is commonly described as the third-person singular, with the verb root fogad plus a past-tense ending. Hungarian verbs similarly form past tense with endings that reflect person and, in some contexts, definite objects. The exact construction can vary with object definiteness and surrounding particles, but fogadta is a standard, widely understood form for past actions by a single subject.

Related terms include fogadás, the corresponding noun form meaning reception, acceptance, or a party/ceremony of receiving, and fogadó, a related noun referring to a recipient or receiver. Fogadta and its related forms are common in everyday Hungarian discourse, appearing in personal, formal, and written contexts.