ellátogat

ellátogat is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to visit" or "to stop by" in English. It generally implies a more formal or purposeful visit than a casual drop-in. The verb is derived from the root "látogat," which also means "to visit," with the prefix "el-" adding a sense of completion or going to a place.

The verb is typically used when one plans to visit someone or some place, often with a specific reason. For instance, one might "ellátogat a nagymamájához" (visit their grandmother) or "ellátogat a múzeumba" (visit the museum). The context can also imply a journey or a trip to a destination. It can be used for both personal and official visits.

In its conjugated forms, "ellátogat" follows regular Hungarian verb conjugation patterns. For example, the present tense first-person singular form is "ellátogatok" (I visit), and the past tense third-person singular form is "ellátogatott" (he/she/it visited). The meaning remains consistent across these variations, always conveying the idea of a visit.