újjáélesztette

újjáélesztette is a Hungarian verb form meaning “resuscitated” or “revived.” It is the third-person singular past definite tense of a verb that means to resuscitate someone, typically used when the subject performed resuscitation on a specific person or animal.

Grammatical notes: The form is a finite past tense with the definite object marker, which in Hungarian is expressed by the suffix -tte. The prefix újjá- indicates renewal or repetition and is commonly attached to verbs that describe reviving or restoring life. The word is used in formal, medical, journalistic, and narrative contexts to describe an action performed on a particular patient or subject.

Usage: újjáélesztette appears in sentences where a specific individual was resuscitated. For example: “Az orvos újjáélesztette a beteget.” This construction emphasizes that the resuscitation was carried out on a definite subject and that the action was completed.

Translations and related terms: In English, the verb translates as “resuscitated” or “revived.” Related Hungarian terms include the noun ás “újraélesztés” (resuscitation). In medical and emergency contexts, terms such as defibrilláció or kardiopulmonáris reszuszitáció are also used, but újjáélesztette specifically functions as a finite verb form describing a completed resuscitation of a defined subject.