This is the 257th most frequent Hungarian word.
akart
"Akart" means "wanted" in English.
The word 'akart' is the third-person singular past tense of the verb 'akarni', meaning 'to want'. Here it expresses a past desire or wish.
Ő mindig akart egy saját kutyát.
He always wanted a dog of his own.
In this sentence, 'akart' again shows past intention or desire, emphasizing a prior plan or wish that did not materialize.
Múltkor akart találkozni velünk, de nem volt ideje.
Last time he wanted to meet with us, but he didn't have time.
Here, 'akart' is used in a reported speech context, referring to past willfulness or decision-making of individuals involved.