megkötend

Megkötend is a Hungarian term that translates to "to be tied" or "to be bound." It is often used in a legal or contractual context to signify an obligation or commitment that has been agreed upon. For instance, a contract that has been signed by all parties can be described as having been "megkötend" once all necessary conditions are met. This implies that the agreement is now legally binding and enforceable. The term can also extend to other forms of commitments, such as personal promises or agreements made between individuals, where the expectation is that the parties will adhere to their word. The essence of "megkötend" lies in the creation of a firm connection or obligation that cannot be easily broken. It signifies the finalization of an agreement or commitment, moving it from a state of discussion or proposal to one of established responsibility.