Végrehezetzik

"Végrehezetzik" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "is finally decided" or "is finally determined" in English. It is formed from the verb "hemez" which means "to decide" or "to determine," and the prefix "végre-" which indicates completion or finality. The verb is used to express that a decision or determination has been made after a period of uncertainty or delay.

The verb "végrehezetzik" is typically used in the past tense to describe a situation where something that was uncertain or delayed has now been decided or determined. For example, "A project that was delayed for years finally decided" or "The winner of the competition was finally determined."

The verb can also be used in the present tense to express a future decision or determination that is certain to happen. For example, "The contract will finally be decided next week" or "The outcome of the election will finally be determined in a few days."

"Végrehezetzik" is a common verb in Hungarian and is used in various contexts to express finality and completion in decisions and determinations. It is an important verb for understanding the nuances of the Hungarian language, particularly in discussions about planning, scheduling, and outcomes.