mulaszt

Mulaszt is a Hungarian verb meaning to miss, fail to do something, or omit. The infinitive form is mulasztani, and mulaszt is used as the third-person singular present form. The related noun mulasztás denotes an act of omission or neglect, such as failing to take a required action or to meet a deadline.

Usage of mulaszt covers situations where someone does not perform a duty, attends an event, or complies with an obligation. It appears in everyday language as well as formal and administrative contexts. Common contexts include missed deadlines, neglected duties, or missed appointments. In legal or bureaucratic language, mulasztás and related phrases describe non-compliance or failure to act by a specified time or standard.

Examples of typical usage include statements like "mulasztotta a találkozót" (he missed the meeting) or "mulasztotta a határidőt" (he missed the deadline). The term can carry a neutral to negative tone, depending on context, and is frequently used when accountability or performance is at issue.

See also: mulasztás, határidő, eljárás, felelősség.