Intézett

Intézett is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb intéz, meaning to handle, manage, or arrange something. It functions primarily as a finite past tense form (third person singular) and can also appear as a past participle in certain grammatical constructions to convey that an action has been dealt with or completed. In everyday language, the nuance is that a matter or task has been taken care of.

Morphologically, intézett is formed from the root intéz- plus the suffix -ett, a common pattern for past tense forms with verbs ending in z. This makes it a standard, non-lexical inflected form rather than a separate lexical item. The related infinitive is intézni, and the past tense forms change with person and number in the same way as other Hungarian verbs.

Usage and meaning in context are primarily practical and administrative. The word appears in formal or bureaucratic writing to indicate that a task has been addressed, settled, or processed. It often occurs with a direct object, especially when paired with a phrase meaning to arrange or complete something. For example, a sentence such as “A vállalat intézett meg egy megbeszélést” translates to “The company arranged (or set up) a meeting,” illustrating how the verb conveys completion of an action.

Intézett is therefore a useful marker of completed handling of a matter, typically found in reporting, summaries, and official communication. Related concepts include intéz (to handle) and the broader idea of problémák vagy kérések intézése, or handling of problems and requests.

See also: intenez, intézni, megintézett (forms related to handling or arranging).