Meghajlította

Meghajlította is a Hungarian verb that translates to "bent," "bowed," or "curved" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb meghajlít. The verb itself describes the action of causing something to bend or become curved.

The term can be used in various contexts. Physically, it can refer to an object being bent, such as a metal rod or a tree branch being meghajlította by wind. It can also describe the act of bowing or curtsying, as in a person meghajlította to greet someone of higher status. Figuratively, meghajlította can imply yielding or submitting to a force or pressure, such as a person's will being meghajlította by circumstances.

The root of the verb is "hajlít," meaning "to bend." The prefix "meg-" often indicates completion or a perfective aspect of the action. Therefore, "meghajlította" signifies that the bending or bowing action has been completed. Understanding its grammatical form as past tense, third person singular is crucial for its correct usage in Hungarian sentences. The context in which "meghajlította" is used will determine the precise English translation and the nuance of the meaning.