Megfogadta

Megfogadta is a Hungarian verb form used to indicate that someone has heeded or accepted something, most commonly advice or counsel, or that they have resolved to do something. It is the third-person singular past tense form (past simple) of the verb megfogadni.

Etymology and meaning: The form comes from the verb fogadni, meaning to accept, receive, or promise, with the prefix meg- adding a sense of completion or totality. Depending on context, megfogadni can convey taking advice to heart, accepting an offer, or making a firm decision. The exact sense of megfogadta—whether it means “heeded the advice” or “promised/decided to do something”—is determined by the accompanying object.

Usage and examples: The word typically appears with a direct object such as tanácsot (the advice) to express heeding or acceptance: Megfogadta a tanácsot. (Heeded the advice.) It is a standard past-tense verb form, not a proper noun, and capitalization follows normal sentence-position rules: megfogadta is lowercase except when starting a sentence or used as the first word in a heading. The meaning can vary with different objects, but the core idea is that the action has been carried out.