összevágta

összevágta is a Hungarian verb meaning "he/she/it chopped up" or "he/she/it cut up". It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "összevágni". This verb describes the action of dividing something into smaller pieces by cutting or chopping.

The context in which "összevágta" is used determines the specific type of cutting or chopping. For instance, it could refer to preparing vegetables for cooking, such as "összevágta a hagymát" (he/she/it chopped up the onion). It can also describe the act of tearing or shredding something into pieces. For example, a document might be "összevágta" (he/she/it tore up the document).

The verb is a common element in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature. Its precise meaning is dependent on the object being acted upon and the surrounding sentence structure. It conveys a completed action in the past performed by a single subject.