Meghangzott

Meghangzott is a Hungarian verb form meaning "sounded" or "resounded." It is the past tense form (past definite/predicate form in common usage) of the verb meghangzik, which combines the root hang (sound) with the prefix meg- to express completion or emphasis. The word is typically used to indicate that a sound occurred and made an impact in a observed moment.

Usage in language centers on describing auditory events. It is common in literary prose, news reports, and descriptive narration to convey that a sound—such as a bell, music, thunder, applause, or speech—has occurred and been perceived. The term carries a sense of concreteness and immediacy, often highlighting the moment when the sound is heard or when its effect is felt.

Grammatical notes consider meghangzott as a finite verb form functioning as the main predicate in a sentence. It can stand alone as the past-tense assertion of a sound’s occurrence. In more complex sentences, it may be integrated into broader verbal constructions, though in standard usage it frequently appears in straightforward statements like “A harang meghangzott” (The bell rang out).

See also: hang (sound), meghangzik, jelentés (meaning), hangutánzás (onset of sound imitation).