látogatta

The Hungarian word "látogatta" is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "látogat." This verb translates to "to visit" in English. Therefore, "látogatta" specifically means "he/she/it visited" or "it was visited." The suffix "-ta" indicates the past tense and the third-person singular subject.

The verb "látogat" can be used in a variety of contexts, referring to visits to people, places, or events. For instance, one might say "A nagymamáját látogatta" which translates to "He/She visited his/her grandmother." Similarly, "A múzeumot látogatta" means "He/She visited the museum." The word emphasizes the act of going to see or spend time with someone or something.

Understanding "látogatta" requires knowledge of Hungarian verb conjugation. The base verb "látogat" signifies the action of visiting, and the suffix "-ta" is crucial for conveying that the action was completed in the past by a single subject. This form is common in narrative contexts, historical accounts, or when recounting past events.