elutasította

Elutasította is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb elutasítani, meaning to reject or refuse. It is the third-person singular past tense form, used to indicate that someone rejected something in the past. The form commonly appears with a direct object, as Hungarian past tense can be definite when the object is specified, for example: A kérelmet elutasította. This translates to “he/she rejected the application.”

Grammatical notes: elutasítani is a transitive verb. Its present tense forms include elutasítom (I reject), elutasítod (you reject), elutasítja (he/she rejects). The corresponding past tense forms are elutasítottam (I rejected), elutasítottad (you rejected), elutasította (he/she rejected), elutasítottuk (we rejected), elutasítottátok (you all rejected), elutasították (they rejected). The specific form elutasította is thus used for third-person singular past actions.

Usage and nuance: elutasította is commonly found in reports, summaries, and narrative texts where a decision or request has been refused. It can describe refusals by individuals, organizations, committees, or authorities. Related noun: elutasítás, which means “rejection” or “turning down,” referring to the act or result rather than the person performing it.

Examples:

- A pályázatot elutasította. (He/She rejected the application.)

- A kérelmet elutasította. (He/She refused the request.)

In summary, elutasította is a past-tense, third-person singular form used to convey that someone rejected something, and it forms part of the broader verb family around elutasítani and the noun elutasítás.