Vásárolt

Vásárolt is a Hungarian word that translates to "bought" or "purchased" in English. It is the past participle of the verb vásárol, meaning "to buy." This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing to describe an item or service that has been acquired through a transaction.

For example, one might say "Ez a könyv vásárolt" which translates to "This book is bought." Similarly, "Vásárolt áruk" means "purchased goods." The word's usage is straightforward and directly relates to the act of making a purchase.

In a broader context, vásárolt can also imply something acquired not through direct purchase but through other means of acquisition, such as being gifted or obtained in exchange. However, its primary and most frequent meaning remains tied to monetary transactions. The grammatical form indicates a completed action of buying. Understanding "vásárolt" is fundamental for comprehending basic economic and transactional contexts in the Hungarian language.