összehív

The Hungarian verb "összehív" translates to "to convene," "to summon," or "to call together" in English. It is used to describe the action of bringing people or groups together for a specific purpose, such as a meeting, a conference, or an assembly. The verb is formed by combining the prefix "össze-" (meaning together or into one place) with the verb "hív" (meaning to call or invite).

"Összehív" implies a deliberate and organized act of gathering individuals or entities. For example, a president might "összehívni" a parliamentary session, or a manager might "összehívni" a team meeting. The term can also be used in more formal contexts, such as when a committee is "összehívva" to discuss a particular issue. The past tense forms include "összehívott" (he/she/it convened) and "összehívtak" (they convened). The infinitive form is "összehívni." The verb is a fundamental part of Hungarian vocabulary when discussing organizational activities and formal gatherings.