késztette

Késztette is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person singular past tense, definite object conjugation of the verb "készt," meaning to urge, induce, or compel. The definite object aspect indicates that the action of urging or inducing was directed towards a specific, known entity. For example, "A pénz késztette a lopásra" translates to "The money urged him/her/it to steal," where "a pénz" (the money) is the subject and "a lopásra" (to steal) describes the action prompted, implying a specific instance or motivation.

The verb "készt" is used to describe a situation where one entity influences or persuades another to perform an action, often against their initial inclination or without their full volition. This influence can be through persuasion, pressure, or necessity. The past tense "késztette" signifies that this act of urging or compelling has already occurred. The definite object conjugation is crucial as it specifies that the urging was aimed at something or someone particular. This contrasts with the indefinite object conjugation, which would imply a more general or unspecified target of the urging. Therefore, "késztette" always implies a clear subject and a specific object of the compulsion.