akadályozta

The Hungarian verb "akadályozta" translates to "hindered," "obstructed," or "prevented" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "akadályoz." The root of the word is "akadály," meaning obstacle or hindrance.

The verb "akadályozta" describes a situation where an action or progress was stopped or made difficult by some force, event, or entity. For example, one might say "Az eső akadályozta a munkát," meaning "The rain hindered the work." This implies that the rain made it impossible or significantly harder to carry out the work.

The concept of "akadályozta" can apply to physical barriers, as well as more abstract impediments such as bureaucracy, lack of resources, or even psychological factors. The specific nuance of the obstruction can often be understood from the context in which the verb is used. The subject of the sentence performing the action of "akadályozta" is the entity causing the hindrance, while the object is what or who was hindered. It is a common verb used in everyday Hungarian to describe difficulties encountered.