Meggyújtott

"Meggyújtott" is a Hungarian word that translates to "lit" or "ignited" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that has been set on fire or has caught fire. The term is commonly used in contexts where fire is involved, such as describing a cigarette that has been lit, a candle that is burning, or a fire that has been intentionally started.

The word "meggyújtott" is derived from the verb "meggyújtani," which means "to ignite" or "to light." This verb is composed of the prefix "meg-," which indicates completion or intensification, and the root "gyújt," which means "to light" or "to ignite." The suffix "-ani" is a common verb-forming element in Hungarian, indicating an action or process.

In everyday language, "meggyújtott" is often used to describe the state of something that has been intentionally or accidentally set on fire. For example, one might say "A meggyújtott cigarettája kipusztult" (His lit cigarette went out) or "A meggyújtott tűz gyorsan eloltották" (The lit fire was quickly extinguished). The term is straightforward and precise, reflecting the simple act of setting something on fire.