Meghirdetett

Meghirdetett is a Hungarian adjective formed from the verb meghirdetni, meaning to announce or publish publicly. It describes something that has already been publicly announced or issued, such as a call for proposals, a competition, a deadline, or an event.

In ordinary use, meghirdetett precedes the noun it modifies: a meghirdetett verseny, a meghirdetett pályázat, a meghirdetett határidő. The form is common in official notices, press releases, and news reports to indicate that the item in question has been publicly announced. The term can also appear in sentences without a definite article, and it often serves to emphasize the public nature of the announcement.

Etymology and usage: meghirdetett is the past participle form of meghirdetni and functions as a descriptive adjective. It can describe both singular and plural nouns and agrees with them according to Hungarian grammar, typically appearing as meghirdetett before the noun or in appropriate agreement with it. Its usage is widespread in formal, administrative, and journalistic contexts to signal that information has already been disclosed.

Related terms include kihirdetett, often used for laws or official proclamations, and meghirdetés, the act of announcing or posting. The concept is closely tied to public notices, tenders, competitions, and other official announcements.