meglátogatta

meglátogatta is the past tense, third-person singular form of the Hungarian verb meglátogat, which means "to visit." It is used to describe an action where a singular subject performed the act of visiting someone or something in the past. For example, "Ő meglátogatta a nagymamáját" translates to "He/She visited his/her grandmother." The verb conveys a completed action.

The verb meglátogat is a compound verb formed by the prefix "meg-" which indicates completion or achievement, and the root word "látogat," meaning "to visit." Therefore, meglátogatta implies that the visit was successfully completed. This grammatical form is common in Hungarian narratives and descriptions of past events. It is used regardless of the gender of the subject.

The context in which meglátogatta appears will determine the specific nature of the visit. It could refer to a casual social call, a formal visit, or even a visit to a place. The perfective aspect indicated by the "meg-" prefix is crucial for understanding that the action has concluded. It is a fundamental verb form for expressing past actions in the Hungarian language.