Kinyújtotta

Kinyújtotta is the past definite form of the Hungarian verb kinyújtani, meaning “to stretch out.” It is used to describe someone who has stretched out a body part or an object, typically in the third-person singular. The form is built from the prefix ki- (indicating outward motion), the verb stem nyújt- (to stretch), and the past definite suffix -otta, yielding kinyújtotta.

In standard usage, kinyújtotta appears with a definite direct object, often a body part or an item being extended. For example: "Ő kinyújtotta a karját" translates to "He stretched out his arm." The structure follows the rules of Hungarian grammar for verbs with prefix ki- and the past definite conjugation, and the object Marked by definite suffixes.

Orthography and morphology notes: the word is written kinyújtotta, with the accent on nyújt. It is a verb form and not a standalone lexical entry in dictionaries, though it can be described in grammar as the past tense, definite-conjugated form of kinyújtani. In non-grammatical uses, the capitalized form Kinyújtotta could appear as a stylized title or, rarely, as a proper name in fiction, but such usage is nonstandard and context-dependent.

See also: Hungarian grammar, prefixes with ki-, past definite conjugation, nyújtani.