Megoldva

Megoldva is a Hungarian term meaning “solved.” It is formed from the verb megoldani, which means to solve, with the prefix meg- indicating completion or result. Megoldva is the past passive participle form and is used as a predicative or adverbial participle in sentences.

In usage, megoldva conveys that a problem, question, or task has been resolved. It is commonly found in sentences such as “A feladat megoldva van” (The task is solved) or in headlines and briefings to signal that a solution has been reached. The form is distinct from megoldott, which is the past participle used as an attributive adjective before a noun (for example, a megoldott feladat = the solved task).

grammatically, megoldva can appear with auxiliary verbs to express a state, often in concise or aseptically factual contexts such as news briefs or problem-solving reports. It functions similarly to other Hungarian participles that indicate completed action.

In cultural and linguistic contexts, megoldva is primarily a descriptive term rather than a proper noun. It frequently appears in Hungarian language usage to denote that an issue has been addressed, and it may appear as a label in puzzle books, online articles, or media headlines to indicate that a solution has been provided.

See also: Hungarian verb megoldani, past participles in Hungarian, Hungarian language usage, problem-solving terminology.