Megdoubleálta

Megdoubleálta is a Hungarian verb that translates to "doubled" or "multiplied by two" in English. It is the past tense form of the verb "megduplázni," which means "to double" or "to multiply by two."

The verb is commonly used in various contexts, including mathematics, finance, and general descriptions of growth or increase. For example, one might say "megdoubleálta az árát" which means "it doubled its price." In a mathematical context, it could refer to doubling a quantity, such as "megdoubleálta a számot," meaning "he/she doubled the number."

The prefix "meg-" is a perfective prefix in Hungarian, indicating that the action is completed. The root of the verb is "dupla," meaning "double." The "-ázni" suffix is a verbalizing suffix. Therefore, "megduplázni" literally means to complete the action of making something double.

When conjugated in the past tense, it becomes "megdoubleálta," typically used for the third person singular (he/she/it) or third person plural (they). Other past tense forms exist depending on the subject pronoun. The word is a straightforward descriptor of an event where something's quantity or value has been increased by a factor of two.