biztosította

Biztosította is a finite verb form in Hungarian, derived from the verb biztosítani, which means to ensure, to provide, or to insure. It functions as the past tense, third-person singular form, indicating that the subject performed the action in the past. The exact English rendering depends on context, commonly translated as “ensured,” “provided,” or “insured.”

Etymology and form: The word comes from biztos, meaning certain or secure, combined with a suffix that forms the infinitive verb biztosítani. In its past tense, third-person singular form, it appears with a -otta ending, reflecting Hungarian’s conjugation patterns for definite or indefinite past actions.

Usage: Biztosította appears in formal and written Hungarian, particularly in business, legal, and administrative contexts, where one party guarantees or arranges a resource, service, or protection. Examples include: "A bank biztosította a finanszírozást" (The bank provided the financing); "A cég biztosította a szükséges forrásokat" (The company secured the necessary resources); or "A szerződés biztosította a felek jogait" (The contract guaranteed the rights of the parties).

Related forms: Related verbal forms include biztosít (present tense, he/she guarantees or provides), biztosított (the insured or the past participle, depending on context), and the noun biztosítás (insurance or guarantee). Other related terms include biztosító (insurer) and biztosított személy (insured person).

See also: biztosítás, biztosító, biztosított. Biztosította exemplifies how Hungarian verbs convey nuance of time and action, illustrating the broader system of past tense and definite object conjugation in the language.