kúszott

"Kúszott" is a Hungarian verb form derived from the root word "kúszni," which means "to crawl" in English. It is the past tense, third person singular form of the verb, used to describe an action performed by a subject in the past. The form "kúszott" indicates that someone or something crawled or crept.

In Hungarian grammar, "kúszott" functions as a simple past tense indicative. It can be employed to depict a physical movement, such as a person or animal crawling across a surface, or a figurative sense of moving cautiously or stealthily.

The verb "kúszni" belongs to the group of intransitive verbs, which do not take a direct object. It is conjugated according to regular patterns associated with Hungarian verb conjugation, but also exhibits some irregularities unique to its vowel harmony and conjugational form.

Usage examples include: "A kisgyerek kúszott a játszótéren" (The little child crawled on the playground) or "A macska kúszott a sötétségben" (The cat crept in the darkness).

Understanding "kúszott" and its use provides insight into descriptive narration in Hungarian, especially when emphasizing cautious or low-level movements, whether physical or metaphorical. The verb form embodies a common everyday action and is frequently encountered in literary, conversational, and descriptive contexts within Hungarian language usage.