megszokottá

Megs z o k o t t á is a Hungarian predicative participle derived from the verb megszokik, meaning to become accustomed or used to something. The form megszokottá denotes a state of being accustomed and is typically used in constructions that describe a transition or a resulting condition, often together with a verb of becoming such as vált, lett, vagy válik. It functions as a predicative adjective, agreeing with the subject in gender and number indirectly through the governing verb.

Usage and grammar: megszokottá is most common in phrases like megszokottá vált or megszokottá lett, where the subject has undergone a process of adaptation. It can also appear in present or past contexts, for example with váltak/váltam to indicate that someone or something has become accustomed to a new situation, environment, or routine. The construction emphasizes the attainment of a habitual state rather than the action of getting used to it at a specific moment.

Examples: A dolgozók hamar megszokottá váltak az új munkarendhez. A környezethez hamar megszokottá vált a cég működése. A diákok gyorsan megszokottá váltak a hosszabb oktatási naphoz. These sentences illustrate how megszokottá expresses that someone has grown accustomed to a change or new condition.

Related terms and notes: The related forms include megszokott (adjective meaning “accustomed”), megszokik (to get used to), and the broader szokik family (to be accustomed, to be used to). The term is common in formal and neutral written Hungarian and is typically found in descriptive or explanatory contexts.