meggyilkolta

Meggyilkolta is a Hungarian verb meaning "he/she/it killed." It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb meggyilkolni, which means "to murder" or "to kill." The word is composed of the prefix "meg-" which indicates completion of an action, and "gyilkolni" which means "to kill."

This verb is used to describe the act of taking a life, typically with intent. It carries a strong connotation of a deliberate and unlawful act. In legal contexts, "meggyilkolta" would imply a conviction for murder or manslaughter, depending on the specific circumstances and legal definitions.

The usage of "meggyilkolta" can be found in various contexts, including news reports about crimes, historical accounts, and fictional narratives. It is a direct and unambiguous term used to convey the act of killing. For example, a sentence like "A férfi meggyilkolta a szomszédját" translates to "The man killed his neighbor." The verb's structure clearly indicates the subject (the man) performing the action (killing) upon the object (the neighbor) in the past. Understanding this verb is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences dealing with violent acts or their consequences.