Osszegyult

Osszegyult, with the diacritics normally written as összegyűlt, is the past participle form of the Hungarian verb összegyűlni, meaning to gather or come together. It is used to describe something that has assembled, particularly groups of people, delegations, crowds, or meetings. As a predicate, it can state that a group has gathered (for example, a crowd gathered). As an attributive adjective, it can modify a noun to indicate the assembled state, such as az összegyűlt tömeg or az összegyűlt küldöttség.

Etymology-wise, the word is built from the prefix össze- meaning together, plus gyűlni, the verb root meaning to gather. The suffix -t forms the past participle. In standard orthography the word is written összegyűlt; in plain-text contexts the ASCII form osszegyult is often used. The term can appear in contemporary Hungarian prose, journalism, and formal discourse when describing assemblies or meetings that have taken place.

Usage notes: összegyűlt is used both predicatively and attributively. It describes events where people or items have come together, and it can function in various grammatical positions depending on sentence structure. It is common in reporting on meetings, conferences, protests, or ceremonial gatherings to indicate that participants have assembled.

See also: összegyűlni, összeghívni, and gyűlni, which relate to gathering and assembly concepts in Hungarian. The form is distinct from verbs that emphasize the act of convening or calling together, such as összehívni.