Nevetett

Nevetett is a Hungarian term that translates to "laughed" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "nevetni," meaning "to laugh." This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and literature to describe the act of laughing. The context in which "nevetett" appears will determine the specific nuance of the laughter, whether it was joyful, sarcastic, or involuntary.

For example, one might say "A viccen hangosan nevetett" which means "He/She laughed loudly at the joke." Alternatively, "Nem tudta elfojtani a nevetett" translates to "He/She could not suppress the laughter." The word itself is straightforward in its meaning, denoting the physical and emotional expression of amusement.

In Hungarian grammar, "nevetett" belongs to the group of past tense verbs. Its conjugation follows standard patterns for verbs ending in "-ni." Understanding "nevetett" is fundamental to comprehending past events involving laughter in the Hungarian language.