Mosolygott

Mosolygott is the third-person singular simple past tense form of the Hungarian verb mosolyog, meaning to smile. It is used to describe a completed action in the past, indicating that the subject smiled at a given time. The form is created by adding the past tense suffix to the verb stem mosolyog-.

In Hungarian, mosolygott appears in narrative, descriptive, and everyday speech to report a past smile by a subject, whether a person or a connected object in a personified sense. The word is common in literature, journalism, and dialogue, serving as a concise way to convey a emotional or social moment without further action.

Etymology and morphology: mosolyog means to smile, derived from mosoly (a smile) plus the verb suffix -og. The past tense of the verb, for the third person singular, is mosolygott, following standard Hungarian past tense formation for many verbs. Other persons form their own past tense variants, such as mosolyogtunk (we smiled) or mosolyogtak (they smiled).

Example sentences: A férfi mosolygott. (The man smiled.) A gyerekek mosolyogtak. (The children smiled.)

Notes: mosolygott is not a noun or proper name; it is a finite verb form. When referring to smiles in a general sense, other related forms such as mosolyog and mosolyogni are used.

See also: mosolyog, mosoly, Hungarian verb conjugation, past tense in Hungarian.