Mondott

Mondott is a Hungarian word formed from the verb mondani ("to say") and functions as a past participle or adjectival form meaning "said" or "aforementioned." Morphologically it consists of the root mond- plus the past participle suffix -ott, a productive element in Hungarian verb derivation that yields words used attributively or adverbially.

In contemporary usage mondott often appears in formal, legal, or administrative contexts to refer back to previously stated items (for example, "a mondott feltételek" — "the said conditions"). It can also occur in written and literary Hungarian as a concise way to indicate something that has been mentioned earlier ("az imént mondott" — "what was just said"). The ordinary finite past tense for third person singular is mondta; mondott is distinct in function as a non-finite or adjectival form rather than a standard finite past-tense verb form in everyday speech.

Pronunciation follows regular Hungarian stress on the first syllable. The word is part of a wider set of participial formations used to create concise references to prior discourse or to form adjectival phrases, and it is understood across Hungarian dialects and registers.