részesítette

Részesítette is a Hungarian verb form, the third-person singular past tense of részesít. The verb részesít means to grant, confer, or bestow a benefit, share, or advantage on someone, or to treat someone with a certain consideration. In practice, the word is most often encountered in formal or official contexts, and it is commonly seen in the fixed expression előnyben részesít, meaning to favor or give advantage to someone (for example in selection processes or allocations).

Grammatically, részesít is a transitive verb. It typically takes a beneficiary, such as a person or group, and, depending on the sense, the thing conferred (an advantage, a position, a share, or inclusion in a program). The form részesítette denotes that the action of granting or favoring happened in the past and is used when the subject has acted toward a definite recipient or in a definite context.

In usage, részesítette appears in formal prose and reporting. Examples include a court or authority “részesítette előnyben” a party, meaning that party was favored, or a government body “részesítette támogatásban” a group, meaning the group received support. Related terms include részesedés (share or stake), részesítés (act of granting or conferring, more common in institutional language), and the common collocation előnyben részesítés (favoring).

Overall, részesítette reflects the notion of granting a benefit or favor to someone, a notion central to formal decision-making, allocation, and evaluation contexts in Hungarian.