Átélte

Átélte is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb átél, which means "to experience," "to live through," or "to undergo." Therefore, átélte literally translates to "he/she/it experienced," "he/she/it lived through," or "he/she/it underwent." This form is used when referring to a singular subject in the past that has had an experience.

The verb átél itself is composed of the prefix "át-" which can imply through, across, or over, and the root "él" which relates to living or existence. The combination suggests a process of living through something or experiencing it deeply. For example, one might say "Ő átélte a háborút," meaning "He/she/it experienced the war." Similarly, "A közönség átélte az előadás minden pillanatát," translates to "The audience experienced every moment of the performance." The conjugation of verbs in Hungarian is highly regular, and átélte follows the standard pattern for past tense, third-person singular. Understanding this single word provides insight into how Hungarian verbs express past actions performed by a singular subject.