összecsatornált

összecsatornált is a Hungarian verb that translates to "gathered," "convened," or "assembled" in English. It describes the act of bringing people or things together in one place for a specific purpose. The verb is often used to denote a formal gathering or meeting.

For instance, "A nép összecsatornált a téren" would mean "The people gathered in the square." This implies a collective assembly, possibly for a protest, a festival, or a public announcement. The verb suggests a deliberate and organized coming together, rather than a spontaneous congregation.

The root word, "csatorna," means "channel" or "gutter." The prefix "össze-" signifies "together" or "jointly." Therefore, "összecsatornált" literally suggests forming a channel or conduit together, which metaphorically represents the convergence of individuals into a unified group.

The verb can be applied to various contexts, including political rallies, community meetings, or even the assembly of resources for a common task. It emphasizes the unity and shared objective of the individuals involved. The past tense form, "összecsatornált," indicates that the action of gathering has been completed. The present tense would be "összecsatornázik" or "összecsatornáznak" depending on the subject's number.