üzent

Üzent is a Hungarian verb form meaning that someone sent a message or signaled information. It is derived from the verb üzen, which means to send a message or to inform. The specific form üzent is the past tense (simple past) for the third-person singular, as in the sentence “Ő üzent,” meaning “He/She sent word” or “He/She signaled.” The same verb root yields other past-tense forms for different subjects, for example üzentem (I sent word) and üzentetek (you all sent word).

In usage, üzent is commonly employed in reporting, correspondence, and narrative contexts to indicate that information was conveyed or a notice was given. It can imply a direct transmission of news, a warning, or a formal communication, depending on context. The nuance can range from casual to formal, from a simple note to an official announcement.

Typologically, üzent is part of a productive Hungarian verb system that marks tense and person through affixes. The word is closely related to üzenet, which means “a message” or “an announcement.” While üzent itself is a finite verb form, related nominal forms and adverbs derived from üzen appear in everyday language and journalism.

See also: üzenet (message). For broader context, Hungarian verbs often pair with time markers and subjects to convey precise information about who communicated what, when, and to whom.