gyakorolta

Gyakorolta is a Hungarian verb in the past tense, specifically the third-person singular definite conjugation of the verb "gyakorol." The verb "gyakorol" means to practice, to exercise, to train, or to implement. Therefore, "gyakorolta" translates to "he/she/it practiced," "he/she/it exercised," "he/she/it trained," or "he/she/it implemented" depending on the context.

This form is used when referring to a specific, singular subject performing an action in the past that was directed towards a specific object. For example, "A zenész gyakorolta a darabot" would mean "The musician practiced the piece." Here, "gyakorolta" is used because the practicing was directed at a specific musical piece. Another example could be "A diák gyakorolta a leckét," meaning "The student practiced the lesson." The verb's conjugation indicates that a singular subject ("a zenész," "a diák") performed the action of practicing on a definite object ("a darabot," "a leckét").

The definite conjugation is used when the object of the verb is definite, meaning it is specific and known. If the object were indefinite, a different conjugation of "gyakorol" would be used. Understanding the distinction between definite and indefinite conjugations is crucial for accurate Hungarian grammar. "Gyakorolta" therefore signifies a completed action of practicing or implementing by a singular entity upon a specific target in the past.