jutalmazta

Jutalmazta is a Hungarian verb form meaning “he rewarded” or “she rewarded.” It is the third-person singular past tense of the infinitive jutalmazni, which means to reward. The form is used when reporting a completed action in which a person gave a reward to someone or something. Jutalmazni is a transitive verb and is commonly followed by a direct object indicating what was rewarded.

Usage notes and examples help illustrate its function. Example sentences include: “A tanár jutalmazta a diákot a jó teljesítményért” (The teacher rewarded the student for good performance) and “A cég jutalmazta a dolgozókat a kemény munkáért” (The company rewarded the employees for hard work). The same past tense form appears in various contexts, including education, work, and everyday life, whenever the subject has given a reward in the past.

Etymology and related terms. The verb jutalmazni is derived from the noun jutalom, meaning reward or prize. Related forms include jutalmazás (rewarding) and the participle jutalmazott (rewarded, with past participle form used in different constructions). A closely related verb with a similar meaning is díjazni, which emphasizes awarding or prize-giving in a more formal sense, such as in competitions or official recognitions.

See also. Related concepts include jutalom, díj, díjazás, and díjazott, which cover reward, prize, awarding, and the recipient of an award.