Gyülekezett

Gyülekezett is a Hungarian verb meaning "gathered," "assembled," or "convened." It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb gyülekezni. The word implies a coming together of people or things, often for a specific purpose or event.

The verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, it might describe a crowd gathering in a public place, like gyülekezett a tömeg a téren (the crowd gathered in the square). It can also refer to a more formal assembly, such as a meeting or congress. In a religious context, gyülekezett can signify a congregation coming together for worship, as in a templomban gyülekezett a gyülekezet (the congregation gathered in the church).

The root of the word, "gyülekezet," also refers to a congregation or assembly itself. Therefore, the verb "gyülekezett" often carries the connotation of collective action or presence. It is a common word in everyday Hungarian and appears frequently in literature and media. The term emphasizes the act of people or entities coming together, highlighting a sense of unity or shared purpose in the moment of assembly.