megvívta

The Hungarian word "megvívta" is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "megvívni". This verb translates to "to fight out," "to win," or "to achieve through struggle." In essence, "megvívta" signifies that a specific subject has successfully completed a battle, conflict, or arduous endeavor.

The precise meaning can vary slightly depending on the context. If it refers to a literal battle, it means the subject won the fight. If it refers to a more metaphorical struggle, such as a difficult task or a period of hardship, it implies that the subject has endured and overcome these challenges. For example, "A hadsereg megvívta a csatát" translates to "The army fought out/won the battle." Conversely, "Ő megvívta a maga küzdelmét" could mean "He fought out/achieved his own struggle."

The verb's prefix "meg-" indicates completion or perfective aspect, reinforcing the idea that the action has been fully accomplished. Therefore, "megvívta" always denotes a completed action of fighting, winning, or overcoming. It is a common verb used in historical accounts, personal narratives, and discussions of achievement.