megküldték

Megküldték is a Hungarian verb form derived from megküld, meaning to send or forward something to a recipient. The form megküldték is the past tense of megküld in the third person plural, equivalent to "they sent (it)" or "it was sent" in contexts where the subject is unspecified or generic. It is used with a direct object in the accusative (for example, a levelet, “the letter”) and with the recipient indicated by a dative-like phrase (for example, a címzettnek). The prefix meg- indicates completion or fulfillment of the action and can carry a nuance of delivering something to someone, as opposed to elküld, which more neutrally conveys sending or dispatch.

In use, megküldték is common in formal, administrative, or news reporting contexts. It is not the passive voice by itself; rather it is an active past tense form with an understood agent (they). The sentence A levelet megküldték a címzettnek illustrates its typical word order.

Related forms include megküld, megküldi (present), and related verbs such as elküld and kiküld. The term is part of the broader Hungarian system of prefixal verbs that express nuances of sending, delivering, and completing actions.