összehívni

The Hungarian verb "összehívni" translates to "to convene," "to summon," or "to call together" in English. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. The action implies bringing people or entities together for a specific purpose, often formal or official.

Common contexts for using "összehívni" include calling a meeting, assembly, or council. For example, one might "összehívni egy értekezletet" (convene a meeting), "összehívni a képviselőket" (summon the representatives), or "összehívni a családot" (call the family together). The verb signifies the act of initiating such a gathering, indicating that someone or some entity is taking the responsibility to bring the participants together.

The prefix "össze-" denotes bringing things together or combining them, while "hívni" means to call or invite. Together, "összehívni" accurately captures the essence of bringing individuals or groups into a unified assembly. The tense and conjugation of the verb will change depending on the subject and the timing of the action, but the core meaning of initiating a gathering remains consistent.