Megépítette

Megépítette is a Hungarian word that translates to "built it" or "constructed it" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb épít, which means "to build" or "to construct." The suffix "-te" indicates the past tense and the third-person singular subject.

The word is commonly used in various contexts to describe the completion of a construction project, the assembly of an object, or the creation of something. For example, one might say "A házat megépítette" meaning "He/She/It built the house." Similarly, "A hidat megépítette a csapat" translates to "The team built the bridge."

Beyond physical structures, "megépítette" can also refer to the creation of abstract concepts or systems. For instance, an engineer might say they "megépítette a rendszert" (built the system) referring to a software or mechanical apparatus. The verb épít itself is a fundamental word in the Hungarian language, reflecting the importance of construction and creation in the culture. The past tense form "megépítette" is frequently encountered in historical accounts, news reports, and everyday conversations when discussing completed works. Its simple structure and direct meaning make it a versatile and essential part of Hungarian vocabulary.