Rendelte

Rendelte is a Hungarian verb form that derives from the verb rendelni, which has two broad senses: to order (buying or arranging something) and to prescribe (a medication or treatment). Rendelte represents the past tense used for third-person singular in contexts where the action is completed. In practice, it is used when reporting that someone ordered or prescribed something in the past.

In ordinary usage, rendelte appears in sentences that specify what was ordered or prescribed. For example, "Ő rendelte meg a könyvet" means "He ordered the book," and "A doktor rendelte a gyógyszert" means "The doctor prescribed the medicine." The form can appear with or without objects, depending on whether the object is definite and how the sentence is structured. When combined with other particles like meg (as in megrendelte), it can emphasize the completion or procurement of the action.

Morphologically, rendelte is the third-person singular past tense form of rendelni. It can be used in reported speech or narrative to indicate that an action occurred previously by a named subject. Like many Hungarian verbs, its exact usage can be influenced by aspect and the presence of direct objects, but it consistently conveys a completed act of ordering or prescribing in the past.

See also rendelni, rendelések, and other related verb forms that share the same root. Rendelte is most commonly encountered in everyday speech, journalism, and literature whenever a past action of ordering or prescribing is described.