Megkötötte

Megkötötte is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb megkötni. This verb has several meanings depending on the context.

One common meaning of megkötni is "to tie" or "to fasten." Therefore, megkötötte can translate to "he/she/it tied" or "he/she/it fastened." For example, if someone tied their shoelaces, one might say "megkötötte a cipőfűzőjét."

Another meaning of megkötni is "to conclude" or "to make" a deal, agreement, or contract. In this sense, megkötötte would mean "he/she/it concluded" or "he/she/it made." For instance, "megkötötte a szerződést" translates to "he/she/it concluded the contract."

The verb can also be used to describe the formation of a bond or relationship, meaning "to form a connection" or "to establish a bond." Thus, megkötötte could imply "he/she/it formed a bond."

In meteorological contexts, megkötni can refer to the formation of frost or ice. So, megkötötte might indicate "it formed frost" or "it froze."

Finally, in a more figurative sense, megkötni can mean "to tie up" or "to restrict." Therefore, megkötötte could also mean "he/she/it tied up" or "he/she/it restricted." The specific meaning is always determined by the surrounding words and the situation in which the verb is used.