Invokeáltan

Invokeáltan is a Hungarian verb that translates to "invoked" or "called upon" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "invokál," meaning to invoke, to call upon, or to appeal to. The word is used in various contexts, often related to seeking assistance, protection, or spiritual guidance.

In religious or spiritual contexts, invokeáltan can refer to a divine being, spirit, or force that has been called upon for aid or intercession. For example, a prayer might mention "a deity invoked." Similarly, in legal or formal settings, it can describe a law, precedent, or authority that has been formally referenced or appealed to. The term carries a sense of summoning or bringing something into active consideration or presence.

The grammatical form "invokeáltan" functions as an adjective or adverb depending on its placement within a sentence. As an adjective, it describes a noun that has been invoked. As an adverb, it modifies a verb, indicating that an action was performed through invocation. Understanding its usage requires recognizing the transitive nature of "invokál," where something is actively called upon by someone or something.