abbahagyta

Abbahagyta is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he/she/it abandoned” or “has given up.” It is the third-person singular past tense of the verb abbahagy, which means to abandon, quit, or discontinue something. The form is used to describe a completed action in which someone stops doing or ceases a particular activity, habit, or course of action. In practice, it is transitive and typically followed by a direct object indicating what was abandoned, as in abbahagyta a dohányzást (he quit smoking) or abbahagyta a munkát (he quit the job).

The word can be inflected to other tenses and forms of the same verb, such as abbahagyja (present or future) or abbahagyott (a form used for past actions with different concord). The related noun abbahagyás refers to cessation or quitting, and is used to describe the act itself, for example a dohányzás abbahagyása (the quitting of smoking).

Abbahagyta is not a proper noun; it is a common verb form in Hungarian. It is used across formal and informal registers, including news reporting, essays, and everyday speech, whenever a speaker describes someone deciding to cease an activity or habit. See also hagy, abbahagyás, and related verbs that convey ceasing or stopping actions.