elköltött

elköltött is the past participle of the Hungarian verb "elkölt" which means to spend, to consume, or to waste. It is used to describe an action of spending money, time, or resources that has already occurred. For example, "sok pénzt elköltött" translates to "he/she/it spent a lot of money." The verb "elkölt" itself implies a completion of the action.

The word "elköltött" can be used in various contexts. In a financial sense, it refers to money that has been used for purchases or expenses. It can also apply to time spent on an activity, such as "egy nyaralást elköltött" meaning "they spent a vacation." Furthermore, it can denote resources that have been used up or consumed.

When analyzing the structure, "el-" is a verbal prefix that often indicates completion or removal, while "költ" is the root verb meaning to spend or expend. Therefore, "elköltött" carries the full meaning of a completed act of spending or consumption. Understanding this past participle is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences that describe past financial transactions, time usage, or resource depletion.